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Morphological diversity of Astacus astacus revealed by geometric morphometrics
2019Astacus astacus is one of four native crayfish species inhabiting Croatian freshwaters. It is known that they play a key role in the ecosystems functioning, that their populations are declining and that they are vulnerable. In order to develop adequate conservation programs for their preservation, sound knowledge of their biology and ecology is ...
Maguire, Ivana, Lovrenčić, Leona
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Mogućnosti uzgoja potočnog raka (Astacus astacus)
2004Predavanje na temu očuvanja autohtone vrste riječnog raka, koji sve brže nestaje iz naših vodotoka zbog porasta zagađenja, pojave bolesti (račja kuga) i neprirodne kompeticije s alohtonim vrstama. Najučinkovitija metoda zaštite je uzgoj u kontroliranim uvjetima te repopulacija uzgojenih jedinki u prirodna staništa.
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Metabolism in the Crayfish Astacus Astacus (L.): II. – The Energy-Yielding Metabolism
Archives Internationales de Physiologie et de Biochimie, 1966AbstractThe energy-yielding metabolism in Aslaciw astacus was studied. The connection between the oxidative metabolism and the carbohydrate, lipid and protein metabolism lias been investigated. It appeared that both acetate and glucose can be oxidized.
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2014
Experimental research has been carried out during the process of breeding narrow-clawed crayfish larva in ponds and cages with electric power plant waste water during the first vegetation period. In ponds the young of the year reach 4,4???4,6 cm in length and 2,69???3,34 g in mass.
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Experimental research has been carried out during the process of breeding narrow-clawed crayfish larva in ponds and cages with electric power plant waste water during the first vegetation period. In ponds the young of the year reach 4,4???4,6 cm in length and 2,69???3,34 g in mass.
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2010
Astacus leptodactylus is partially protected in Uzbekistan where it is listed in the The Red Data Book of Uzbekistan but under the name Pontastacus kessleri. It is also listed in the Red Data Book for Moscow. Harvesting of this species in Turkey during the spawning season is prohibited.
GHERARDI, FRANCESCA, C. SOUTY GROSSET
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Astacus leptodactylus is partially protected in Uzbekistan where it is listed in the The Red Data Book of Uzbekistan but under the name Pontastacus kessleri. It is also listed in the Red Data Book for Moscow. Harvesting of this species in Turkey during the spawning season is prohibited.
GHERARDI, FRANCESCA, C. SOUTY GROSSET
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