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Reproductive biology of the blue swimmer crab (Portunus pelagicus, Decapoda: Portunidae) in five bodies of water on the west coast of Australia.
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Fishery Bulletin
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October 1, 2003| Author:
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Abstract-Portunus pelagicus was collected at regular intervals from two marine embayments and two estuaries on the lower west coast of Australia and from a large embayment located approximately 800 km farther north. The samples were used to obtain data on the reproductive biology of this species in three very different environments. Unlike females, the males show a loosening of the attachment of the abdominal flap to the cephalothorax at a prepubertal rather than a pubertal molt. Males become gonadally mature (spermatophores and seminal fluid present in the medial region of the ...
<1.5 g and did not tend to peak sharply at any time of the year. The mean monthly gonad weights of mature female crabs in Shark Bay did not peak sharply at any time and were>
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