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The village of the hermit crab
New Directions for Mental Health Services, 1993AbstractThis chapter describes Japan's pioneer community‐based program. Although it developed without the influence of programs outside of Japan, readers will find much that is familiar.
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New Writing, 2020
Teresa Dovey once advocated that writers inhabit genres and forms and ideological positions as hermit crabs inhabit shells.
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Teresa Dovey once advocated that writers inhabit genres and forms and ideological positions as hermit crabs inhabit shells.
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Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, 1988
Abstract As secondary inhabitants of gastropod shells, hermit crabs (Anomura: Paguridea) can influence the preservation potential and resulting fossil record of gastropod shells and can modify the paleoecological information left on the shells. The fossil record of hermit crabs is almost non-existent (occasional chelipeds) and does not illuminate the
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Abstract As secondary inhabitants of gastropod shells, hermit crabs (Anomura: Paguridea) can influence the preservation potential and resulting fossil record of gastropod shells and can modify the paleoecological information left on the shells. The fossil record of hermit crabs is almost non-existent (occasional chelipeds) and does not illuminate the
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The Strawberry Hermit Crab experiment is useful to understand more about the repercussions of nutrient depletion on atolls with invasive species- particularly Tiaraunu and Tahuna Iti. With the understanding of the crab species' eating habits, we can determine how nutrients are cycling within a certain area.
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Crabs, Hermit Crabs and Allies [Book Review]
2010(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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Hermit Crabs as Taphonomic Agents
PALAIOS, 1989Hermit crabs and their gastropod shell-using behavior have existed since the early Jurassic. Their fossil record is considered to be poor (based on occasional cheliped and carapace fragments). Consequently, their influence on gastropod taphonomy is often overlooked.
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Hermit crabs and gastropod survivorship
Canadian Journal of Zoology, 1968A method for determining the survivorship curve of intertidal snails is presented. Recovery of the shells of dead snails by hermit crabs forms the basis for the method. The application of the method in one area and some of the method's limitations are discussed.
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Hermit and Stone Crabs (Paguroidea)
1997Hermit crabs described in this book belong to the families Diogenidae and Paguridae. Their abdomens are soft, spirally curled, and usually concealed within empty gastropod shells held in place by the uropods (ur, fig. 1.3, A), braced againts the shell‚s internal wall. By comparison, the abdomen of Stone Crabs (family Lithodidae) is loosely held beneath
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Social Recognition in Hermit Crabs
2015The types of social recognition shown by hermit crabs are reviewed. Three aspects of hermit crab behavioral ecology that are important in social recognition are discussed. First, movement patterns can increase the probability of repeated interactions between individuals, thus increasing the possibility of social recognition based on past experience ...
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