Not AvailableThe length-weight relationship and condition factor of Sartoriana spinigera (Wood-Mason, 1871) was studied from East Kolkata Wetland of West Bengal, India. The study assesses the relationship of some body dimensions and weight and size frequency of Wood Mason crab S. spinigera. The variations in the condition factor (carapace length/weight) was analysed for sex wise as well as for combined sexes. Length-weight relationship of the crabs indicates a negative allometric growth. The study shows that the condition factor of the studied male crab was 2.26, female 2.16 and for combined sexes 2.16. The sex ratio is 1 male: 1.51 female. The study reveals that there is a strong co-relation between various morphometric characters. The hi...
The biometric relationship between the weigth and the carapace width in the swimming crab A. cribrar...
39-42The carapace width/carapace length-body weight relationship in two marine Portunid crabs, Portu...
Abstract Background The present study was performed to determine carapace length–body weight relatio...
Not AvailableThe length-weight relationship and condition factor of Sartoriana spinigera (Wood-Mason...
1667-1672Carapace width-body weight relationships of 300 mud crabs (S. tranquebarica) collected from...
The relationship of wet weight (WT) to cephalothorax width (CW) and temporal and seasonal variations...
The relationship of wet weight (WT) to cephalothorax width (CW) and temporal and seasonal variations...
This The morphometric characteristics and relative growth of the blue swimming crabnbspPortunus segn...
The research aims to find out the correlation of carapace width – weight, condition factor and abund...
The length-weight relationships, condition factor and fecundity of the West-African freshwater crab,...
The present work aims to study the size vs. weight relationship and the condition factor of a commer...
The length-weight relationship and condition factor of Barytelphusagurini was studies. The exponent ...
In this study, the interrelationships between various morphometric characters, viz., carapace width...
The present work aims to study the size vs. weight relationship and the condition factor of a commer...
The carapace length-weight relationship in juvenile Brachyura (crabs) was studied theoretically to a...
The biometric relationship between the weigth and the carapace width in the swimming crab A. cribrar...
39-42The carapace width/carapace length-body weight relationship in two marine Portunid crabs, Portu...
Abstract Background The present study was performed to determine carapace length–body weight relatio...
Not AvailableThe length-weight relationship and condition factor of Sartoriana spinigera (Wood-Mason...
1667-1672Carapace width-body weight relationships of 300 mud crabs (S. tranquebarica) collected from...
The relationship of wet weight (WT) to cephalothorax width (CW) and temporal and seasonal variations...
The relationship of wet weight (WT) to cephalothorax width (CW) and temporal and seasonal variations...
This The morphometric characteristics and relative growth of the blue swimming crabnbspPortunus segn...
The research aims to find out the correlation of carapace width – weight, condition factor and abund...
The length-weight relationships, condition factor and fecundity of the West-African freshwater crab,...
The present work aims to study the size vs. weight relationship and the condition factor of a commer...
The length-weight relationship and condition factor of Barytelphusagurini was studies. The exponent ...
In this study, the interrelationships between various morphometric characters, viz., carapace width...
The present work aims to study the size vs. weight relationship and the condition factor of a commer...
The carapace length-weight relationship in juvenile Brachyura (crabs) was studied theoretically to a...
The biometric relationship between the weigth and the carapace width in the swimming crab A. cribrar...
39-42The carapace width/carapace length-body weight relationship in two marine Portunid crabs, Portu...
Abstract Background The present study was performed to determine carapace length–body weight relatio...