To signal or not to signal? Chemical communication by urine-borne signals mirrors sexual conflict in crayfish

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• Ethology
• Evolutionary biology
• Fertility
• Animal sexuality
• Agonistic behaviour
• Animal communication
• Sexual conflict
• Spawn
• Courtship display
• Behavior
• Reproduction
• Biology

Grade 2 – 3 Exploring: How living things change, grow and have offspring like themselves. Sorting species into similar groups using observation. Take a tour of the Seaquarium to see who lives with whom. 1. Which Gian

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• Animal anatomy
• Hippocampus
• Syngnathidae
• Seafood
• Ichthyology
• Seahorse
• Crayfish
• Crab
• Spawn
• Zoology
• Fish
• Biology

Journal of Applied Ecology 2008, 45, 1205–1212 doi: j01487.x Testing the use of interviews as a tool for monitoring trends in the harvesting of wild species

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• Conservation biology
• Akaike information criterion
• Informant
• Firewood
• Ecology
• Crayfish
• Rice
• Biology
• Philosophy of biology
• Conservation

The newsletter of the Society of Australian Systematic Biologists. Issue 6 (JuneEditorial

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• North West Slopes
• New South Wales
• Engaeus
• Parastacidae
• Banksia
• Biodiversity
• University of Queensland
• Narrabri
• New South Wales
• Conservation biology
• Crayfish
• Biology
• Phyla
• Protostome

Private Dining Menu Entrée South Australian Octopus, red pepper crumbs, rocket, cress Smoked Buxton River Trout, brioche & Gascony Salad Crayfish Ravioli, saffron potatoes, cauliflower variations, borage flowers Line ca

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• Sauce
• Salad
• Everyday Gourmet with Justine Schofield
• Top Chef: Masters
• Top Chef
• Food and drink
• Television

  LegaSea Update 22 Bay Fisher Magazine, July 2014 Edition. Management not just about money Recent Ministerial decisions for crayfish and southern scallops have proven how

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• Fish
• Fisheries management
• Fishing industry
• Fishery
• Environmental impact of fishing
• Magnuson–Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act
• Fishing
• Fisheries science
• Fisheries

The end of the road, still no crayfish but nice rainforest Jason turning rocks in the Creeks Euastacus balanensis Euastacus balanensis is a small hairy type crayfish from the high country over 750 mtrs in the mountains

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• Euastacus
• Food and drink
• Crayfish
• Euastacus sulcatus
• Euastacus jagara
• Parastacidae
• Phyla
• Protostome

Cherax parvus This is a surprisingly small Cherax species that lives in a relatively remote area west of Innisfall. They live in tributaries of the Tully River high up the catchment. This trip was especially difficult as

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• Cherax
• Food and drink
• Crayfish
• Parastacidae
• Phyla
• Protostome

Euastacus australasiensis Steve Chara from Victoria spent a week with me chasing crayfish. Steve is very interested in learning all he can about crayfish and spent some time with me seeing just how the different species

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The search for Cherax rotundus Since its original description in 1941, the taxonomic status of Cherax rotundus has been the source of much debate. The type locality, listed on the label of the specimen in the Victorian M

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• Cherax
• Water
• Common yabby
• Crayfish
• Euastacus
• River Severn
• Cherax quinquecarinatus
• Yabby
• Parastacidae
• Phyla
• Protostome