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The brachyuras of the Dardanelles
Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom, 2001This study was conducted to research brachyuran crabs at the upper infralittoral zone of the Dardanelles from August 1997 to February 1998. The samples were collected by diving and dredge. The crabs were fixed and preserved in 5% formalin prepared in seawater.
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2015
Brachyurans inhabit almost allaquatic habitats, ranging from mountain streams tothe abyssal ocean, with representatives interrestrial environmentsincluding those pro-viding only ephemeral or negligible water availability such as tree-holes (Cumberlidge &Vannini, 2004). Nevertheless, the majority of species are marine or estuarine.
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Brachyurans inhabit almost allaquatic habitats, ranging from mountain streams tothe abyssal ocean, with representatives interrestrial environmentsincluding those pro-viding only ephemeral or negligible water availability such as tree-holes (Cumberlidge &Vannini, 2004). Nevertheless, the majority of species are marine or estuarine.
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Crustaceana, 1969
[Bei den Superfamilien der Brachyura, die weibliche Genitalporen am Sternum besitzen - Corystoidea, Oxystomata, Brachyrhyncha und Oxyrhyncha - wurde die Begattung studiert. Die mannlichen Tiere kopulieren nur mit vollig erhartetem Integument, wie es auch bei den Weibchen mancher Arten der Fall ist.
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[Bei den Superfamilien der Brachyura, die weibliche Genitalporen am Sternum besitzen - Corystoidea, Oxystomata, Brachyrhyncha und Oxyrhyncha - wurde die Begattung studiert. Die mannlichen Tiere kopulieren nur mit vollig erhartetem Integument, wie es auch bei den Weibchen mancher Arten der Fall ist.
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On the Brachyura of Christmas Island
1947Bulletin of the Raffles Museum, Singapore, Issue 18, pp.
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1997
At least one hundred and forty species of true crabs inhabit the North Eastern Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea. The twenty seven species described and figured are those most likely to be seen on seashores, in sea life centres, among quayside landings of fishes etc., and for sale in fishmarkets.
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At least one hundred and forty species of true crabs inhabit the North Eastern Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea. The twenty seven species described and figured are those most likely to be seen on seashores, in sea life centres, among quayside landings of fishes etc., and for sale in fishmarkets.
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