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Spiny lobsters of Ceylon

1962
Spiny lobsters of the family Palinuridae are known to exist in parts of Asia such as India, Japan, Indonesia and Malaya. In Ceylon spiny lobsters are caught chiefly by a primitive type of gear designed to catch these species and incidentally by nets set to catch fish.
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Report on the Spiny Lobster Fishery: Lobster Survey Report 2020.

2021
Published
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Review of the Florida Spiny Lobster Resource

Fisheries, 1980
Abstract The spiny lobster resource in Florida has developed into an important commercial and recreational fishery resource. Fishing pressure on this resource has increased dramatically over the last fifteen years without a corresponding increase in landings.
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Report on the Spiny Lobster Fishery: Lobster Survey Report 2021.

2022
Refereed
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Maturation of the Spiny Lobster Panulirus japonicus

1990
Male and female reproductive systems of the spiny lobster Panulirus japonicus were studied anatomically. Development of the ovary was observed histologically to classify its maturation process of the oocyte. The reproductive system of the males consisted of the testis, vas deferens and spiral-shaped genital apparatus which was provided externally.
NAKAMURA, Kaworu, 102683
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Achelata – spiny lobsters, slipper lobsters and bugs

2023
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The commercial aspects of spiny lobster farming

2021
The Florida spiny lobster, Panulirus argus, is an important item inFlorida fisheries, rating high among fishery products. The fishery iscentered in south Florida and the Florida Keys but the commercial rangemay extend into other areas as more exploratory research is done.
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Let's Call the Spiny Lobster "Spiny Lobster"

Crustaceana, 1965
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Report on the Spiny Lobster Fishery: Lobster Survey Report 2019

2020
Published
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Evidence of a Homing Instinct in the Bermuda Spiny Lobster

Science, 1950
E P, CREASER, D, TRAVIS
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