Energy utilization in the marsh crab, Sesarma reticulatum, and its relation to cyclic patterns

Author(s)Daiber, Franklin C.
Author(s)Jackewicz, Joan R.
Date Accessioned2009-07-03T03:42:55Z
Date Available2009-07-03T03:42:55Z
Publication Date1972
AbstractA study was undertaken to determine the energy utilized by Sesarma in feeding upon Spartina over lunar-monthly periods. Amounts of Spartina ingested and assimilated, in terms of grams dry weight, were found for three groups of crabs. These studies indicate a possible relationship between the quantity (i.e. grams dry weight) and/or quanity (i.e. associated with maturity) of Spartina available to the crabs and the amounts ingested and assimilated. These data, in addition to data from respiration measurements, were combined with information from the literature to construct energy budgets, in terms of caloric values, for the three groups.en
URLhttp://udspace.udel.edu/handle/19716/4217
PublisherNewark, Del. : College of Marine Studies and Department of Biological Sciencesen
Part of SeriesAnnual Pittman-Robertson report to Division of Fish and Wildlife, Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, State of Delaware;1971-1972
KeywordsSesarma -- Delawareen
KeywordsSalt marsh animals -- Delawareen
KeywordsBioenergeticsen
TitleEnergy utilization in the marsh crab, Sesarma reticulatum, and its relation to cyclic patternsen
TypeBooken
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