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Aeglidae

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aeglid taxonomy
Anterior Angle
Anterolateral Spine
Aquatic ecology
Basial Endite
Carcinology
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Cl
conservation strategies for decapods
Coxal Endite
Crustacean biodiversity
crustacean phylogenetics
Crustaceans
Distal Spine
Endangered species
Epigean Habitats
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evolutionary biology
Fourth Pereopod
freshwater adaptation
Freshwater Decapods
Genomic DNA Sequence
Juvenile Hatching
limnic organism interactions
Maximum Cl
Movable Finger
Neutral Red Retention Time
Non-linear Curve Fitting
osmoregulation
Ovigerous Females
Pappose Setae
phylogenetic relationship
population dynamics
reproductive ecology
riparian forest
SC.
Sexual Tube
Smallest Ovigerous Female
Thoracic Sternite
Trophic Spectrum
Vas Deferens
Ventral Margin
Von Bertalanffy Growth Equation

Product details

  • ISBN 9781032337920
  • Weight: 503g
  • Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
  • Publication Date: 14 Jun 2022
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
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Description

Aeglidae focuses on these unique crustaceans who are endemic to South America. The book is the first to summarize the diverse aspects of the Aeglidae, whose taxonomic features and phylogenetic relationships, evolutionary history and biogeographical background, biological characteristics, and current conservation awareness make them stand out among all other decapods.

  • Addresses the morphology, taxonomy, and phylogenetics that characterize the Aegla and their relationship to other decapod taxa
  • Provides in-depth treatment of the evolutionary history, biogeography, reproduction, developmental biology, and the life cycle of the Aeglidae
  • Discusses their physiology, ecology and behavior, including physiological mechanisms associated with freshwater adaptation, population dynamics, trophic ecology, agonistic and non-agonistic behavior
  • Covers the current conservation status of all known species of aeglids, major threats to them, the use of aeglids as flagships or umbrella species, and conservation action planning
  • Edited by internationally distinguished leaders in this field.

    • This will be an important reference not only for carcinologists working with this family of decapods, but also readers interested in the evolution, biogeography, taxonomy, phylogenetics, physiology, and reproductive ecology.
    About

    Sandro Santos is a professor at the Federal University of Santa Maria, Brazil.

    Sergio Luiz de Siqueria Bueno is a professor at University of Sao Paulo, Brazil.