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Current Zoology
1674-5507
2010 Issue 5
Circatidal rhythms of locomotion in the American horseshoe crab Limulus polyphemus: Underlying mechanisms and cues that influence them
Christopher C.CHABOT~;Winsor H.WATSON Ⅲ~2 1 Department of Biological Sciences;Plymouth State University;Plymouth;NH 03264;USA 2 Department of Biological Sciences;University of New Hampshire;Durham;NH 03824;USA
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Central pattern generation underlying Limulus rhythmic behavior patterns
Gordon A.Wyse Department of Biology;University of Massachusetts;Amherst MA 01003;USA
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High resolution tracking of adult horseshoe crabs Limulus polyphemus in a New Hampshire estuary using fixed array ultrasonic telemetry
Winsor H.WATSON Ⅲ~;Christopher C.CHABOT~2 1 Department of Biological Sciences;University of New Hampshire;Durham;NH 03824;USA 2 Department of Biology;Plymouth State University;Plymouth;NH 03264;USA
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Horseshoe crab behavior:Patterns and processes
Christopher C.Chabot;Guest Editor;Plymouth State University;Plymouth;NH;USA; Winsor H.Watson Ⅲ;Guest Editor;University of New Hampshire;Durham;NH;USA;
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Developmental ecology of the American horseshoe crab Limulus polyphemus
Mark L.BOTTON~;Richard A.TANKERSLEY~;Robert E.LOVELAND~ 1 Department of Natural Sciences;Fordham University;New York;NY 10023;USA 2 Department of Biological Sciences;Florida Institute of Technology;Melbourne;FL 32901;USA 3 Department of Ecology;Evolution;and Natural Resources;Rutgers University;New Brunswick;NJ 08901;USA
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Information for Authors
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Intensive use of an intertidal mudflat by foraging adult American horseshoe crabs Limulus polyphemus in the Great Bay estuary, New Hampshire
Wan-Jean LEE Department of Biological Sciences;University of New Hampshire;Durham;NH 03824;USA
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Orientation of larval and juvenile horseshoe crabs Limulus polyphemus to visual cues: Effects of chemical odors
Julie M.MEDINA;Richard A.TANKERSLEY~* Department of Biological Sciences;Florida Institute of Technology;Melbourne;FL 32901;USA
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Male horseshoe crabs Limulus polyphemus use multiple sensory cues to locate mates
Katharine M.SAUNDERS~;H.Jane BROCKMANN~1;Winsor H.WATSON Ⅲ~2; Steven H.JURY~3 1 Department of Biology;University of Florida;Gainesville;FL 32611-8525;USA 2 Department of Biological Sciences;University of New Hampshire;Durham;NH 03824;USA 3 Biology Department;Bates College;Lewiston;ME 04240;USA
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Seasonal movement of the American horseshoe crab Limulus polyphemus in a semi-enclosed bay on Cape Cod,Massachusetts (USA) as determined by acoustic telemetry
Mary-Jane JAMES-PIRRI~* Box 6;Graduate School of Oceanography;University of Rhode Island;Narragansett;RI 02882;USA
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Age and sex specific timing, frequency, and spatial distribution of horseshoe crab spawning in Delaware Bay:Insights from a large-scale radio telemetry array
David R.SMITH~;Lorne J.BROUSSEAU~2;Mary T.MANDT~1;Michael J.MILLARD~3 1 USGS Leetown Science Center;Kearneysville;West Virginia 25443;USA 2 Cornell University Cooperative Extension;Riverhead;New York 11901;USA 3 U.S.Fish and Wildlife Service;Lamar;Pennsylvania 16848;USA
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Circadian regulation of Limulus visual functions:A role for octopamine and cAMP
Jasbir S.DALAL~;Barbara-Anne BATTELLE~ 1 Whitney Laboratory for Marine Bioscience and the Departments of Neuroscience and Biology;University of Florida;St. Augustine;FL 32080;USA 2 Department of Internal Medicine and Division of Human Nutrition and Metabolic Diseases;University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center;Dallas;TX 75390-8537;USA
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Seasonal movements of American horseshoe crabs Limulus polyphemus in the Great Bay Estuary,New Hampshire (USA)
Susanne Y.SCHALLER~1;Christopher C.CHABOT~2;Winsor H.WATSON Ⅲ~ 1 Department of Biological Sciences;University of New Hampshire;Durham;NH 03824;USA 2 Department of Biology;Plymouth State University;Plymouth;NH;03264;USA
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Reproductive behavior in horseshoe crabs:Does density matter?
Jennifer H.MATTEI~;Mark A.BEEKEY~1;Adam RUDMAN~2;Alyssa WORONIK~1 1 Department of Biology;Sacred Heart University;Fairfield;CT 06825;USA 2 Department of Biology;Southern Connecticut State University;New Haven;CT 06515;USA
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