Titlebook: Changing Global Perspectives on Horseshoe Crab Biology, Conservation and Management; Ruth H. Carmichael,Mark L. Botton,Siu Gin Cheung Book

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Sea Level Rise in Delaware Bay, U.S.A.: Adaptations of Spawning Horseshoe Crabs (,) to the Glacial P studies have shown that the most recent period of sea level rise (SLR) has been occurring in Delaware Bay for at least 6,000 years. Comparison of aerial photographs from the 1930s with contemporary satellite imagery clearly indicates a landward movement of the shoreline along the New Jersey coastli

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Conservation Genetics of the American Horseshoe Crab (,): Allelic Diversity, Zones of Genetic Disconation structuring that appear to reflect the actions of various evolutionary processes. We have expanded on our previous efforts to gain a more refined understanding of . population structure by surveying 792 additional animals distributed among 12 additional spawning aggregations. Here we report on

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Florida, Horseshoe Crabs: Populations, Genetics and the Marine-Life Harvest limited. The east and west coasts of Florida have genetically distinct populations of horseshoe crabs, but it is not known if there is further genetic structuring. To fill these gaps, we compile data from a number of sources: genetic analysis of tissue samples from 13 sites, breeding activity from

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Preliminary Home Range Study of Juvenile Chinese Horseshoe Crabs, , (Xiphosura), Using Passive Track movements of juvenile Chinese horseshoe crabs, ., in summer 2013 on a mudflat in Hong Kong. The study site was re-visited within 2 months after the release of the tagged individuals on ten occasions during low tides. The cumulative recovery rates of the tagged juveniles ranged from 70 to 82 %, with

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Population Structure and Growth of Juvenile Horseshoe Crabs , and , (Xiphosura) in Southern Chinad the density and growth allometry of these sympatric species on the intertidal areas of three spawning and nursery beaches, Xi Bei Ling (XBL), Jin Hai Wan (JHW) and Xi Chang (XC) along the coast of Beibu Gulf, southern China. While . and . coexisted on JHW and XC beaches, only . was found at XBL. T

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Distribution and Abundance of Two Sympatric Species of Horseshoe Crabs Along the Odisha Coast, Indiace of these two species were surveyed for a period of 1 year from two coastal sites at Ekakula and Balaramgadi of Odisha in link with phases of the moon. At Ekakula, both species were encountered during the study period; however, over 95 % of the horseshoe crabs recorded were dead. While the numbers