Burrowing crayfishes have historically lacked life history data due to their elusive nature and
difficultly extracting them from burrows. This review provides a synopsis of current literature …

Animals that burrow, forage, or produce physical structures can have substantial impacts on
transport processes related to erosion. However, the influence of behavior and body size on …

Opposed to most crayfish species that inhabit permanent bodies of water, a unique
burrowing lifestyle has evolved several times throughout the crayfish phylogeny. Burrowing …

Over 45 years have passed since the last examination of Maryland's crayfish fauna. We
compiled crayfish records from over 1400 sites sampled since 1989 and present an update …

The diversity of crayfishes in West Virginia represents a transition between the species-rich
southern Appalachian faunas and the depauperate crayfish diversity in the northeastern …

No crayfish species are native to the Colorado River Basin (CRB), including the portion of
the state of Colorado west of the Continental Divide. Virile crayfish [Orconectes virilis …

Abstract Cambarus (Jugicambarus) dubius Faxon, 1884 is a polychromatic montane
burrowing crayfish with a long, turbulent taxonomic history since its original description by …

Due to their burrowing lifestyles that make them difficult to sample, the distributions and
habitat associations of most burrowing crayfishes are poorly understood. A distributional …

A list is provided of all crayfishes (family Cambaridae) in the southern United States, which
includes common names, global conservation status, an alternative review of the …

ABSTRACT A new species of crayfish, Cambarus loughmani sp. nov., is described from the
preglacial Teays River Valley of Cabell, Kanawha, Lincoln, Mason, and Putnam counties …