Upogebia

Upogebia is a genus of mud shrimp, in the family Upogebiidae, containing the following species:

• Upogebia acanthops <small>Williams, 1986</small>
• Upogebia acanthura <small>(Coêlho, 1973)</small>
• Upogebia acarinicauda <small>Sakai, 2006</small>
• Upogebia aestuari <small>Williams, 1993</small>
• Upogebia affinis <small>(Say, 1818)</small>
• Upogebia africana <small>(Ortmann, 1894)</small>
• Upogebia allobranchus <small>Ngoc-Ho, 1991</small>
• Upogebia allspachi <small>Sakai, 2006</small>
• Upogebia amboinensis <small>(De Man, 1888)</small>
• Upogebia anacanthus <small>Ngoc-Ho, 1994</small>
• Upogebia ancylodactyla <small>De Man, 1905</small>
• Upogebia annae <small>Thistle, 1973</small>
• Upogebia aquilina <small>Williams, 1993</small>
• Upogebia aristata <small>Le Loeuff & Intes, 1974</small>
• Upogebia assisi <small>Barnard, 1947</small>
• Upogebia australiensis <small>De Man, 1927</small>
• Upogebia australis <small>Thatje & Gerdes, 2000</small>
• Upogebia baldwini <small>Williams, 1997</small>
• Upogebia balmaorum <small>Ngoc-Ho, 1990</small>
• Upogebia balssi <small>De Man, 1927</small>
• Upogebia barbata <small>(Strahl, 1862)</small>
• Upogebia baweana <small>Tirmizi & Kazmi, 1979</small>
• Upogebia borradailei <small>Sakai, 1982</small>
• Upogebia bowerbankii <small>(Miers, 1884)</small>
• Upogebia brasiliensis <small>Holthuis, 1956</small>
• Upogebia brucei <small>Sakai, 1975</small>
• Upogebia burkenroadi <small>Williams, 1986</small>
• Upogebia capensis <small>(Krauss, 1843)</small>
• Upogebia careospina <small>Williams, 1993</small>
• Upogebia cargadensis <small>Borradaile, 1910</small>
• Upogebia carinicauda <small>(Stimpson, 1860)</small>
• Upogebia casis <small>Williams, 1993</small>
• Upogebia corallifora <small>Williams & Scott, 1989</small>
• Upogebia cortesi <small>Williams & Vargas, 2000</small>
• Upogebia crosnieri <small>Le Loeuff & Intes, 1974</small>
• Upogebia darwinii <small>(Miers, 1884)</small>
• Upogebia dawsoni <small>Williams, 1986</small>
• Upogebia deltaura <small>(Leach, 1815)</small>
• Upogebia demani <small>de Saint Laurent & Le Loeuff, 1979</small>
• Upogebia digitina <small>(Sakai, 1975)</small>
• Upogebia dromana <small>Poore & Griffin, 1979</small>
• Upogebia felderi <small>Williams, 1993</small>
• Upogebia fijiensis <small>Sakai, 1982</small>
• Upogebia furcata <small>(Aurivillius, 1898)</small>
• Upogebia galapagensis <small>Williams, 1986</small>
• Upogebia hexaceras <small>(Ortmann, 1894)</small>
• Upogebia hirtifrons <small>(White, 1847)</small>
• Upogebia holthuisi <small>Sakai, 1982</small>
• Upogebia imperfecta <small>Sakai, 1982</small>
• Upogebia inomissa <small>Williams, 1993</small>
• Upogebia intermedia <small>(De Man, 1888)</small>
• Upogebia iriomotensis <small>Sakai & Hirano, 2006</small>
• Upogebia issaeffi <small>(Balss, 1913)</small>
• Upogebia jamaicensis <small>Thistle, 1973</small>
• Upogebia jonesi <small>Williams, 1986</small>
• Upogebia kempi <small>Shenoy, 1967</small>
• Upogebia kuekenthali <small>Sakai, 1982</small>
• Upogebia laemanu <small>Ngoc-Ho, 1990</small>
• Upogebia lenzrichtersi <small>Sakai, 1982</small>
• Upogebia lepta <small>Williams, 1986</small>
• Upogebia lincolni <small>Ngoc-Ho, 1977</small>
• Upogebia litoralis <small>Petanga, 1792</small>
• Upogebia longicauda <small>Sakai, 1975</small>
• Upogebia longipollex <small>(Streets, 1871)</small>
• Upogebia maccraryae <small>Williams, 1986</small>
• Upogebia macginitieorum <small>Williams, 1986</small>
• Upogebia major <small>(De Haan, 1841)</small>
• Upogebia marina <small>Coêlho, 1973</small>
• Upogebia mediterranea <small>Noël, 1992</small>
• Upogebia miyakei <small>Sakai, 1967</small>
• Upogebia molipollex <small>Williams, 1993</small>
• Upogebia mortenseni <small>Sakai, 2006</small>
• Upogebia neglecta <small>De Man, 1927</small>
• Upogebia nitida <small>(A. Milne-Edwards, 1868)</small>
• Upogebia noronhensis <small>Fausto-Filho, 1969</small>
• Upogebia octoceras <small>(Nobili, 1904)</small>
• Upogebia omissa <small>Gomes Corrêa, 1968</small>
• Upogebia omissago <small>Williams, 1993</small>
• Upogebia onychion <small>Williams, 1986</small>
• Upogebia osidiris <small>Nobili, 1904</small>
• Upogebia ovalis <small>Ngoc-Ho, 1991</small>
• Upogebia paraffinis <small>Williams, 1993</small>
• Upogebia pillsburyi <small>Williams, 1993</small>
• Upogebia poensis <small>de Saint Laurent & Ngoc-Ho, 1979</small>
• Upogebia pseudochelata <small>Tattersall, 1921</small>
• Upogebia pugettensis <small>(Dana, 1852)</small>
• Upogebia pugnax <small>De Man, 1905</small>
• Upogebia pusilla <small>(Petagna, 1792)</small>
• Upogebia quddusiae <small>Tirmizi & Ghani, 1978</small>
• Upogebia ramphula <small>Williams, 1986</small>
• Upogebia rhadames <small>Nobili, 1904</small>
• Upogebia rostrospinosa <small>Bott, 1955</small>
• Upogebia saigusai <small>Sakai & Hirano, 2006</small>
• Upogebia saintlaurentae <small>Ngoc-Ho, 2008</small>
• Upogebia sakaii <small>Ngoc-Ho, 1994</small>
• Upogebia savignyi <small>(Strahl, 1862)</small>
• Upogebia schmitti <small>Williams, 1986</small>
• Upogebia senegalensis <small>Ngoc-Ho, 2001</small>
• Upogebia seychellensis <small>Sakai, 1982</small>
• Upogebia shenchiajuii <small>Yu, 1931</small>
• Upogebia snelliusi <small>Ngoc-Ho, 1989</small>
• Upogebia spinidactylus <small>Sakai & Hirano, 2006</small>
• Upogebia spinigera <small>(Smith, 1871)</small>
• Upogebia spinimanus <small>Ngoc-Ho, 1994</small>
• Upogebia spinistipula <small>Williams & Heard, 1991</small>
• Upogebia spongium <small>Sakai, 1975</small>
• Upogebia srilankaensis <small>Sakai, 2006</small>
• Upogebia stellata <small>(Montagu, 1808)</small>
• Upogebia stenorhynchus <small>Ngoc-Ho, 1991</small>
• Upogebia tenuipollex <small>Williams, 1986</small>
• Upogebia thistlei <small>Williams, 1986</small>
• Upogebia tipica <small>(Nardo, 1869)</small>
• Upogebia toralae <small>Williams & Hernández-Aguilera, 1998</small>
• Upogebia tractabilis <small>Hale, 1941</small>
• Upogebia vargasae <small>Williams, 1997</small>
• Upogebia vasquezi <small>Ngoc-Ho, 1989</small>
• Upogebia veleronis <small>Williams, 1986</small>
• Upogebia wuhsienweni <small>Yu, 1931</small>
• Upogebia yokoyai <small>Makarov, 1938</small>

The generic name is from Greek ὑπό (hypo, "under"), γῆ (gē, Earth") and βια (bia, "force"), meaning "underground digger."

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