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Some changes in biochemical composition with season and during the moulting cycle of the common shore crab, Carcinus maenas (L.)
J.R. Heath,H. Barnes +1 more
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Changes in the size and biochemical composition (glycogen, total carbohydrate, neutral fat, phospholipids, protein and non-protein nitrogen) have been followed throughout the year in the ovary and both male and female hepatopancreas of Carcinus maenas.About:
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Temporal Fluctuations of Fatty Acids in Pachygrapsus crassipes from Southern California
TL;DR: It is concluded that, while temperature may affect FA abundance and composition, other underlying factors, such as changes in day length, food availability, molting, mating and reproduction, may also influence FA abundances in P. crassipes from southern California.
Biochemical and enzymatic fluctuation during ovarian development of edible marine crab portunus pelagicus (linnaeus, 1758)
TL;DR: It is inferred that breeding of P. pelagicus mainly depends on nutritive condition and reserved organic constituents of the blood, which indicates that the biochemical components and enzymes are actively participated in gametogenesis.
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Diagnosis or elucidation—two differing uses of physiology
TL;DR: The use of alternative procedures in physiological investigations in order to reveal environmental influences is equated with diagnostic procedures in medicine and the repeatability of short‐term measurements under an identified behavioural state is demonstrated.
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