2004
DOI: 10.5632/jila.67.537
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A Study of a Relationship between the Medium of Terrestrial Crabs and Environmental Characteristics around an Artificial Shore in Sennan, Osaka

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“…According to our adult distribution survey, C. dehaani adults were frequently found in the vegetated area along the riverbank during the survey period, whereas C. haematocheir adults migrated between the riverbank and inland areas. Chiromantes dehaani is the most water-dependent of all sesarmid crabs (Matsuda & Kamihogi 2004, Ito et al 2011. Furthermore, the results of this study indicated that C. dehaani has low resistance to dry conditions.…”
Section: Spatial Settlement Patterns Of Megalopae Of the Two Speciesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…According to our adult distribution survey, C. dehaani adults were frequently found in the vegetated area along the riverbank during the survey period, whereas C. haematocheir adults migrated between the riverbank and inland areas. Chiromantes dehaani is the most water-dependent of all sesarmid crabs (Matsuda & Kamihogi 2004, Ito et al 2011. Furthermore, the results of this study indicated that C. dehaani has low resistance to dry conditions.…”
Section: Spatial Settlement Patterns Of Megalopae Of the Two Speciesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They can be found sympatrically in river systems. However, the adult habitats of the two species differ slightly: C. haematocheir inhabits mainly inland forest areas, while C. dehaani occurs mainly in areas near water, such as wetlands (Matsuda & Kamihogi 2004, Ito et al 2011. The adults of both species migrate to riverbanks or coasts from July to September, where they release zoea larvae (Hashiguchi & Miyake 1967b).…”
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“…Some researchers have observed that decreased tidal areas due to reclamation have affected marine organisms [7,8]. In addition, on southern parts of Okinawa Island, most river mouths and bays are currently polluted [9].…”
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confidence: 99%