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BackgroundAn up-to-date checklist of the Peninsular Malaysian marine   Anthuroidea   is presented, based on previous taxonomic or ecological literature and recent collections. The present study, a part of the subproject on the Biodiversity of Sultan Iskandar Marine Park, recognised 24 species in 12 genera and 5 families from Peninsular Malaysia. An extensive list of bibliographical references, detailed information on habitat and distributional records, museum locations of type material are provided for each species. Amongst the listed species, 11 are recently discovered Malaysian species belonging to the genera    Amakusanthura    Nunomura, 1977,    Apanthura    Stebbing, 1900,    Expanathura    Wägele, 1981,    Leptanthura    G. O. Sars, 1897,    Kupellonura    Barnard, 1925,    Pendanthura    Menzies &amp; Glynn, 1968 and    Tinggianthura    Chew, Rahim &amp; bin Haji Ross, 2014. Our records were limited to shallow subtidal reefs of peninsular Malaysian coast, suggesting that the number of species in the list may rise with an extensive survey.New informationThe up-to-date checklist of marine   Anthuroidea   of the Peninsular Malaysia comprises 24 species in 12 genera and 5 families, including some new distributional data.

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A checklist of the marine   Anthuroidea   (  Crustacea  :   Isopoda  :   Cymothoida  ) from the reefs of Peninsular Malaysia, with some new distributional data