Crustaceans play essential roles as food sources for global coastal communities, and their
fisheries and aquaculture support the economic growth of many coastal countries. Thus, the …

Sexual dimorphism in mud crab occurs from the early crablet stage until the crab has the
ability to mate. The development of sexual dimorphism is involved in both morphology and …

Mud crab (Scylla paramamosain) is an economically important crustacean species due to its
high market price, especially females with mature ovaries. Therefore, it is vital to better …

Different parasitic life strategies are described including four new life cycles: complex
rebrooding, micro-male, mesoparasite and prey-predator transfer. Four new life cycle …

Sexual dimorphism is a common phenomenon in the animal kingdom. To test the
consistency of sexual dimorphism patterns among sympatric species of the same genus, ten …

There are four species of mud crabs within the genus Scylla, and most of them live
sympatrically in the equatorial region. Apart from a report in Japan about the finding of a …

In Scylla mud crab farming, limb autotomy is commonly used in soft-shell crab production to
expedite the moulting process and temporarily achieve high stocking density during crablet …

To enhance comprehension of the destiny of the spermatozoon throughout the reproductive
process of mud crab (Scylla paramamosain) is important for achieving large-scale artificial …

Infestation of Sacculina beauforti on an aquaculture species, mud crab Scylla olivacea is
alarming due to its high prevalence and the extreme morphological changes in hosts. To …

Sacculina carcini is a common parasite of the European shore crab, Carcinus maenas.
Following successful penetration of the host, numerous rootlets are formed that permeate …