Mating behavior in Thalamita picta (Brachyura: Portunidae) and comparisons with congeneric species

Norman, Christopher P.; Nuka, Toshimitsu; Miyazaki, Tatsuo

doi:10.18353/crustacea.28.0_16

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“…The mating process in portunid crabs often involves dedicated pre‐copulatory guarding, copulation between a hard‐shell male and a soft‐shell female, and subsequent postcopulatory guarding of the female, 108–110 with hard‐shell mating reported in only a few portunid crab species of the subfamily Thalamitinae 111–113 and C . japonica 110 .…”

Section: Functional Categories Of Transcriptomics In Portunid Crabsmentioning

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“…The mating process in portunid crabs often involves dedicated precopulatory guarding, copulation between a hard-shell male and a soft-shell female, and subsequent postcopulatory guarding of the female, [108][109][110] with hard-shell mating reported in only a few portunid crab species of the subfamily Thalamitinae [111][112][113] and C. japonica. 110 It is postulated that the copulation process initiates the ovarian development of some portunid crab species, such as in P. trituberculatus.…”

Section: Transcriptomic Profiling Of the Mating Processmentioning

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Transcriptomics in advancing portunid aquaculture: A systematic review

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Ikhwanuddin

Afiqah‐Aleng

et al. 2022

Reviews in Aquaculture

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The rapid advancement of next-generation sequencing technologies has promoted the use of transcriptomics in non-model organisms, including species in the aquaculture sector. Compared to that of other crustacean species, portunid crab aquaculture is impeded by the insufficient knowledge of their biological and physiological processes. This systematic review summarised the advances in transcriptomics in cultured portunid crabs using a systematic literature review methodology. The filtered transcriptome dataset comprised 66 articles from four genera: Scylla, Portunus, Cal-

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Section: Functional Categories Of Transcriptomics In Portunid Crabsmentioning

confidence: 99%