Ovalipes trimaculatus is a commercially important, cosmopolitan portunid crab.However, environmental conditions that drive its distribution have never been studied. Thus, we aimed to assess the habitat preferences of this species in northern Patagonia by developing a species distribution model. We obtained spatial quantitative data of the crab and its prey species from a benthic survey performed prior to commercial fishing in the area. We used measurements ofenvironmental condition, biomass, richness and evenness of its prey as predictors, and modeled the density of O. trimaculatus through a delta-gamma model, and produced a map of its predicted biomass. Prey biomass, depth and substrate type were the most important variables for predicting...
Polychaetes and burrowing crabs are widely distributed in intertidal soft bottom environments, playi...
The final outcomes of the 1996 Northern Territory mud crab (Scylla serrata) fishery assessment recom...
The Southern King Crab (SKC), Lithodes santolla, has supported a growing fishery in San Jorge Gulf (...
Animals frequently face trade-offs between their requirements for maximizing growth and minimizing m...
The activity pattern of intertidal crabs is in influenced by factors that usually change rhythmicall...
Changes in the abundance of some species in the San Matías Gulf (north Patagonia, Argentina) have be...
The North Patagonian gulfs, Argentina, support an important population of small pelagic fish (SPF) t...
Crab species are economically and ecologically important in coastal ecosystems, and their spatial di...
In species with meroplanktonic larval phases, some reproductive traits (i.e. seasonality and larval ...
Two populations of the Southwestern Atlantic burrowing crab, Neohelice granulata (Dana, 1851), are s...
The aim of the present study was to analyze the feeding strategy and spatial distribution of the spi...
This is the first study to examine how different environmental factors may influence the distributio...
The relationship between diet and feeding activity of intertidal crabs, and environmental cycles (ti...
The population structure, size at maturity, reproductive period, recruitment and habitat use were st...
Intertidal crabs are abundant in tropical estuaries and have bio-indicator potential. However, the u...
Polychaetes and burrowing crabs are widely distributed in intertidal soft bottom environments, playi...
The final outcomes of the 1996 Northern Territory mud crab (Scylla serrata) fishery assessment recom...
The Southern King Crab (SKC), Lithodes santolla, has supported a growing fishery in San Jorge Gulf (...
Animals frequently face trade-offs between their requirements for maximizing growth and minimizing m...
The activity pattern of intertidal crabs is in influenced by factors that usually change rhythmicall...
Changes in the abundance of some species in the San Matías Gulf (north Patagonia, Argentina) have be...
The North Patagonian gulfs, Argentina, support an important population of small pelagic fish (SPF) t...
Crab species are economically and ecologically important in coastal ecosystems, and their spatial di...
In species with meroplanktonic larval phases, some reproductive traits (i.e. seasonality and larval ...
Two populations of the Southwestern Atlantic burrowing crab, Neohelice granulata (Dana, 1851), are s...
The aim of the present study was to analyze the feeding strategy and spatial distribution of the spi...
This is the first study to examine how different environmental factors may influence the distributio...
The relationship between diet and feeding activity of intertidal crabs, and environmental cycles (ti...
The population structure, size at maturity, reproductive period, recruitment and habitat use were st...
Intertidal crabs are abundant in tropical estuaries and have bio-indicator potential. However, the u...
Polychaetes and burrowing crabs are widely distributed in intertidal soft bottom environments, playi...
The final outcomes of the 1996 Northern Territory mud crab (Scylla serrata) fishery assessment recom...
The Southern King Crab (SKC), Lithodes santolla, has supported a growing fishery in San Jorge Gulf (...