A Dictionary of Non-Scientific Names of Freshwater Crayfishes ...

38 SMITHSONIAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO ANTHROPOLOGY
goombarroo PARASTACIDAE, "crayfish." This
locality does not appear to be within the present-day
known range of any freshwater crayfish. [Australia:
Queensland; Lower Burdekin River (probably =
Warungu Aboriginal tribe (146°0'E x 19°30'S) or Juru
Aboriginal tribe (147°40'E x 19°55'S) of Tindale,
1974:188, 172))] Cunningham and Gorton, in Curr,
1886(II):488, Sta. 134. See goonaway, koongooya,
mokin, reri-reri, and tararukau.
goonack PARASTACIDAE, possibly = Cherax sp.
[Australia: Western Australia; Midlands Division (NE
of Perth between Northan and Toodyay), Newcastle
(probably = Balardong Aboriginal tribe of Tindale,
1974:239-240 (117°05'E x 31°45'S))] Whitfield, in
Curr, 1886(1):326, Sta. 18. See gonak, goonak,
gunag, koonac, and koonak.
goonak PARASTACIDAE, possibly = Cherax sp.
[Australia: Western Australia; Perth Division, Perth
(probably = Whadjuk Aboriginal tribe of Tindale,
1974:260 (116°5'E x 32°0'S))] Knight and Armstrong,
in Curr, 1886(I):332, 334, Sta. 19; [Australia: Western
Australia; Midlands Division, York District
(probably about 75 km. W of Perth), Ballardong (Ballerdokking)
Aboriginal tribe (probably = Balardong
tribe of Tindale, 1974:239-240 (117°05'Ex 31°45'S))]
Hackett, in Curr, 1886(I):344, Sta. 21; [Australia:
Western Australia; South-West Division (about 75 km.
S of Perth), Pinjarra (probably = Pindjarup Aboriginal
tribe of Tindale, 1947:256 (115°55'E x 32°55'S))]
Scott, in Curr, 1886(I):346, Sta. 22. See gonak,
goonack, gunag, koonac, and koonak. See also gilga
and marine.
goonalk PARASTACIDAE. [Australia: Tasmania]
Ingamells, 1955:51.
goonaway PARASTACIDAE, "lobster." This locality
does not appear to be within the present-day known
range of any freshwater crayfish. [Australia: Queensland;
Lower Burdekin River, (probably = Warungu
Aboriginal tribe (146°0'E x 19°30'S) and/or Juru Aboriginal
tribe (147°40'E x 19°55'S) of Tindale,
1974:188, 172))] Gorton, in Curr, 1886(II):490, Sta.
134. See goombarroo, koongooya, mokin, reri-reri,
and tararukau.
goowarra PARASTACIDAE, "lobster," possibly =
Cherax gladstonensis. [Australia: Queensland; Broad
Sound, Yaamba, Maryborough, and St. Lawrence
(probably = Koinjmal Aboriginal tribe of Tindale,
1974:176 (149°45'E x 22°20'S))] Muller, in Curr,
1887(III):52, Sta. 148. See elin.
go'ya' ASTACIDAE, probably Pacifastacus sp. [U.S.:
Oregon; Klamath Reservation, Northern Paiute Indians]
Kelly, 1932:73, supposes this word, used in the two
combinations given below, is of Klamath origin, and
cites Spier, 1930:15.
Go'ya'tikadii Literally, "crawfish-eaters." Name of
Paiute Indian band. ASTACIDAE [U.S.: Oregon;
Northern Paiute Indians of Yainax and Beatty. As
these Paiute were brought from Silver Lake in recent
times, the name is thought to be postreservation] Kelly,
1932:72, 73.
GoyEske'Egis Place name, = "crawfish crawl out."
[U.S.: Oregon; Klamath, Paiute Indians] Spier, 1930:
15.
grabusse ASTACIDAE, Astacus astacus (Astacus
nobilis, A. fluviatilis, and Potamobius fluviatilis).
[France] Gozmany, 1979:118. Belloc, 1899:142, and
Andre, 1960:133, specify Jura; Rolland 1881:230, also
specifies Jura, citing Monnier, 1823, which is likely =
Monnier, 1831, q.v.
graibeusse ASTACIDAE, Astacus astacus (Astacus
nobilis, A. fluviatilis, and Potamobius fluviatilis).
[France: Montbeliard] Belloc. 1899:142.
graibeusse ASTACIDAE, Astacus astacus (Astacus
nobilis, A. fluviatilis, and Potamobius fluviatilis).
[France] Gozmany, 1979:118. Andre, 1960:133,
specifies Franche-Comte; Rolland, 1881:230, specifies
Montbeliard, citing Contejean:282. Spelling variation,
graibeusse.
graibusse ASTACIDAE, Astacus astacus (Astacus
nobilis, A. fluviatilis, and Potamobius fluviatilis).
[France] Gozmany, 1979:118. Andre, 1960:133,
specifies Franche-Comte; Rolland, 1881:230, specifies
Montbeliard, citing Contejean, 1876.
graibusse ASTACIDAE, Astacus astacus (Astacus
nobilis, A. fluviatilis, and Potamobius fluviatilis).
[France: Montbeliard] Belloc, 1899:142.
granchio ASTACIDAE? [Italy] Wessely, 1891:51.
As commonly happens, there appears to be confusion as