red king crab
Abundance, Recruitment, And Environmental Forcing Of Kodiak Red King Crab
... G eneral Introduction W aters around K odiak Island in the northern G ulf o f A laska once supported the w orld’s largest fishery for red king crab Paralithodes cam tschaticus. A U.S. dom estic ...
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Did Processing Quota Damage Alaska Red King Crab Harvesters? Empirical Evidence
... rationalized red king crab ...diverted crab vessels into the concurrent pot cod fishery, and (iii) dangerous weather conditions during some of the 2005 sea- ...
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Thalassorama: The Value of Individual Processing Quota in the Alaska Red King Crab Fishery: A Preliminary Analysis
... C-share crab from NPCA members, it is still useful to consider the maximum impact of this purported ex-vessel price premium on IPQ valu- ...B/C-share crab not purchased by NPCA participants are assumed to ...
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Injury Rates of Red King Crab, Paralithodes camtschaticus, Passing Under Bottom-trawl Footropes
... spaced disks, was rigged as a rockhop- per footrope. In this confi guration, the netting was attached to a chain that passed through the perimeter of each disk, preventing the disks from rolling around the main chain ...
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History of Alaska Red King Crab, Paralithodes camtschaticus, Bottom Trawl Surveys, 1940–61
... the red king crab catch of the entire cruise (194 of 212 ...Bay crab were mostly brooding females and therefore, despite the large catch, further trawls were abandoned to avoid disturbing the ...
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The effects of dietary essential fatty acid enrichment on the nutrition and condition of red king crab (Paralithodes camtschaticus) larvae
... Paralithodes camtschaticus, could improve fishery management and inform the potential for stock rehabilitation. Timing of reproduction varies slightly throughout their geographic range; from British Columbia northward ...
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Structural and functional changes of soft-bottom ecosystems in northern fjords invaded by the red king crab (Paralithodes camtschaticus)
... The red king crab invaded Norwegian coastal waters in the early 1990s after having been introduced from the northern Pacific to the Russian Barents Sea ...The crab stock increased rapidly in NE ...
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Red King Crab Hatchery Culture And Ecological Requirements: Applications For Stock Enhancement
... phase red king crabs are not necessarily precluded from small fish ...in red king crab aquaculture (Daly et ...juvenile red king crabs (-20-30 mm CW) at the study site ...
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Capture probability of a survey trawl for red king crab (Paralithodes camtschaticus)
... Bay red king crab (Para- lithodes camtschaticus) is estimated each year for stock assessment by using catch-per-swept-area data col- lected on the Alaska Fisheries Sci- ence Center’s annual eastern ...
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Two new cryptic and sympatric species of the king crab parasite <i>Briarosaccus</i> (Cirripedia: Rhizocephala) in the North Pacific
... different king crab ...of king crabs have been commercially fished: the golden king crab (Lithodes aequispinus), the blue king crab (Paralithodes platypus), and the ...
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Population genetics and mating structure of blue king crab (Paralithodes platypus)
... The Pribilof Island BKC fishery was once profitable but is now considered overfished. The first US fishery for BKC began in 1973 near the Pribilof Islands (North Pacific Fishery Management Council, 2010). Total catch of ...
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Spatial variability in size at maturity and reproductive timing of golden king crab (Lithodes aequispinus) in Southeast Alaska
... Introduction Crab fisheries in the North Pacific are male-only, size-selective fisheries that are regulated by a minimum legal size limit based on life history parameters, including size at maturity and growth ...
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Biology of the king crab Paralomis birsteini on the continental slope off the western Antarctic Peninsula
... Introduction King crabs (Crustacea: Decapoda: Anomura: Lithodidae) are found in the deep sea globally and in shallow water at subpolar latitudes (Hall and Thatje 2009 ...the red king crab ...
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Two new cryptic and sympatric species of the king crab parasite Briarosaccus (Cirripedia: Rhizocephala) in the North Pacific
... golden king crab, while the other clade includes all para- sites taken from the two Paralithodes species, the red king crab and the blue king ...parasitize king crabs in ...
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Alaskan king crab: Bering Sea distributions and a parasitic castrator
... A) Crab viscera (h, hepatopancreas; m, muscle) with rhizocephalan interna (green strings at arrows) and B) rhizocephalan externa (egg sac) under a king crab’s ...(red king crab), near ...
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Assessing the Antarctic lithodidae (King crab) hypothesis: invasion or endurance?
... Lithodidae crab species, commonly known as king crabs, were driven out of Antarctica 15-40 million years ago (Eocene epoch); and have recently began to migrate back to Antarctica as similar 'warm' ...
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Ion motive ATPases and active, transbranchial NaCl uptake in the red freshwater crab, Dilocarcinus pagei (Decapoda, Trichodactylidae)
... Onken and McNamara (2002; see also Fig.·2) described a significant structural asymmetry in the posterior gill lamellae of D. pagei, apparently unique among crabs studied so far. While the proximal side of the lamella is ...
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The King of Prayers. The Noble King of Vows of the Conduct of. Samantabhadra. The King of Prayers 1
... Should an yone r ecit e this aspiration of sublime wa ys They will pass bey ond all s ta tes of sorro w , Rise abov e all inferior beings, and gain A vision of Amit. abha, Bu[r] ...
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Postmortem changes in physiochemical and sensory properties of red snow crab (Chionoecetes japonicus) leg muscle during freeze storage
... Figure 1 shows the change in appearance of the crab body and leg muscle during 7-week storage at −20 °C. The cara- pace and legs at 0-week storage represented an innate white-red color, while of the ...
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A Neuronal Role For a Crustacean Red Pigment Concentrating Hormone Like Peptide: Neuromodulation of the Pyloric Rhythm in the Crab, Cancer Borealis
... Bath application of 10~ moll" RPCH to an isolated stomatogastric ganglion continuously perfused with 10~6moll~1 TTX initiated repeating, non-impulse-mediated alternations in membrane pot[r] ...
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