Los crustáceos decápodos Brachyura del litoral bonaerense (R.Argentina)
In this work the taxonomy of the Brachyura Decapod Crustacea from fthe shelfwaters of the Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina (South Atlantic Ocean) is described, with particular reference to the biology and zoogeography. The material and methods are described and various zoogeographical problems ar...
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ftoceandocs:oai:aquadocs.org:1834/23371 2023-05-15T18:21:04+02:00 Los crustáceos decápodos Brachyura del litoral bonaerense (R.Argentina) The Brachyura crustacean decapod of the bonaerensis littoral (Argentine) Boschi, Enrique E. 1964 application/pdf 1-99 http://hdl.handle.net/1834/23371 ? unknown http://hdl.handle.net/1834/23371 http://aquaticcommons.org/id/eprint/6018 125 2016-04-28 01:06:44 6018 Instituto Nacional de Investigación y Desarrollo Pesquero (INIDEP), Mar del Plata, Argentina Biology Decapoda Hymenosomidae Majidae Portunidae Xanthidae Pinnotheridae Grapsidae Atelecyclidae Ocypodidae Identification keys Morphology Geographical distribution morfología distribución geográfica claves de identificación PSW Argentina Buenos Aires article 1964 ftoceandocs 2023-04-06T17:02:22Z In this work the taxonomy of the Brachyura Decapod Crustacea from fthe shelfwaters of the Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina (South Atlantic Ocean) is described, with particular reference to the biology and zoogeography. The material and methods are described and various zoogeographical problems are considered. A total of 25 species were encountered, and each one is briefly described together with its ecological and biological data. In many cases the geographical distribution has been extgended. Keys are given for the identification of the more common Brachyura from Argentina, as also for the sub-divisions of the Brachyura, including ffamilies, subfamilies and genera. The so-called "cangrejal" community (community composed of semiaquatic crabs) of the river Salado was studied, which was composed of Chasmagnathus granulata crabs. The species Uca uruguayensis formed the outer limit of the "cangrejal" community. Article in Journal/Newspaper South Atlantic Ocean IODE-UNESCO: OceanDocs - E-Repository of Ocean Publications Argentina Argentine |
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Biology Decapoda Hymenosomidae Majidae Portunidae Xanthidae Pinnotheridae Grapsidae Atelecyclidae Ocypodidae Identification keys Morphology Geographical distribution morfología distribución geográfica claves de identificación PSW Argentina Buenos Aires Boschi, Enrique E. Los crustáceos decápodos Brachyura del litoral bonaerense (R.Argentina) |
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Biology Decapoda Hymenosomidae Majidae Portunidae Xanthidae Pinnotheridae Grapsidae Atelecyclidae Ocypodidae Identification keys Morphology Geographical distribution morfología distribución geográfica claves de identificación PSW Argentina Buenos Aires |
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In this work the taxonomy of the Brachyura Decapod Crustacea from fthe shelfwaters of the Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina (South Atlantic Ocean) is described, with particular reference to the biology and zoogeography. The material and methods are described and various zoogeographical problems are considered. A total of 25 species were encountered, and each one is briefly described together with its ecological and biological data. In many cases the geographical distribution has been extgended. Keys are given for the identification of the more common Brachyura from Argentina, as also for the sub-divisions of the Brachyura, including ffamilies, subfamilies and genera. The so-called "cangrejal" community (community composed of semiaquatic crabs) of the river Salado was studied, which was composed of Chasmagnathus granulata crabs. The species Uca uruguayensis formed the outer limit of the "cangrejal" community. |
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Boschi, Enrique E. |
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Boschi, Enrique E. |
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Boschi, Enrique E. |
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Los crustáceos decápodos Brachyura del litoral bonaerense (R.Argentina) |
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Los crustáceos decápodos Brachyura del litoral bonaerense (R.Argentina) |
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Los crustáceos decápodos Brachyura del litoral bonaerense (R.Argentina) |
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Los crustáceos decápodos Brachyura del litoral bonaerense (R.Argentina) |
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Los crustáceos decápodos Brachyura del litoral bonaerense (R.Argentina) |
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los crustáceos decápodos brachyura del litoral bonaerense (r.argentina) |
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South Atlantic Ocean |
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South Atlantic Ocean |
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http://aquaticcommons.org/id/eprint/6018 125 2016-04-28 01:06:44 6018 Instituto Nacional de Investigación y Desarrollo Pesquero (INIDEP), Mar del Plata, Argentina |
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