Description of laboratory reared first zoea of Callinectes danae Smith (Crustacea, Decapoda, Portunidae)

Sankarankutty, C; Hong, Sungwon; Kim, Kwang Bong

doi:10.1590/s0101-81751999000600006

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“…The morphology of the zoea I of Callinectes exasperatus and C. ornatus is described for the first time, and the zoeae of C. bocourti, C. danae and C. sapidus are redescribed and compared with the previous descriptions by Lopes et al (2000), Sankarankutty et al (1999) and Costlow and Bookhout (1959), respectively. The differences in morphology are listed.…”

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Morphology of the first zoeal stages of five species of the portunid genus Callinectes (Decapoda, Brachyura) hatched at the laboratory

Mantelatto

Reigada

Gatti

et al. 2014

An. Acad. Bras. Ciênc.

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The genus Callinectes Stimpson, 1860 currently consists of 16 species, six of which are reported in Brazilian coast. In the present study, the first zoeal stages of Callinectes bocourti, C. danae, C. exasperatus, C. ornatus and C. sapidus from Brazil were obtained from ovigerous females. The morphological and meristic characters of all these larval stages are described and illustrated. Those of C. bocourti, C. danae and C. sapidus are redescribed and compared with the previous descriptions, and differences are listed. Larval characters of these species were examined for interspecific differences, as well as larval features to distinguish the genus Callinectes within Portunidae. In addition, other portunid genera and species with a known first zoeal stage are compared, with special attention to those species present in the same geographical area. Our findings concord with some previous molecular studies, and we discuss the complexity within the group.

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Morphology of the first zoeal stages of five species of the portunid genus Callinectes (Decapoda, Brachyura) hatched at the laboratory

Mantelatto

Reigada

Gatti

et al. 2014

An. Acad. Bras. Ciênc.

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“…Studies that provide a description of the first larval stage of decapods are essential to the identification of these larvae in meroplankton samples. A number of studies of this type are currently available in the literature (Rodrigues, 1994; Sankarankutty et al , 1999; Lopes et al , 2000; Guerao et al , 2001; Hong et al , 2001; Fransozo et al , 2002; Martins & Calazans, 2003; Negreiros-Fransozo et al , 2009; Mantelatto & Cuesta, 2010). However, there is much left to describe in order to understand the complete development of the majority of decapod species.…”

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Description of early larval stages of Upogebia vasquezi (Gebiidea: Upogebiidae) reared in laboratory

Oliveira

Martinelli

Abrunhosa³

2011

J. Mar. Biol. Ass.

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Upogebia vasquezi inhabits the western Atlantic in the regions of southern Florida, the Bahamas, Central America and Brazil (from the States of Maranhão to São Paulo). Its occurrence has been extended to the coastal region of the State of Pará (northern Brazil). There are few descriptions of the larval development of the 116 known species of Upogebia. The present study offers the first description and illustrations of the first two larval stages (zoeas I and II) of U. vasquezi reared in laboratory. The larval features of U. vasquezi were compared with those of two other species of Upogebia, revealing very similar morphological characteristics among species in zoea I. The main variation in this larval stage was in the segmentation of the maxillulary endopod. In zoea II, the number of setae on the scaphognathite was different among some species of Upogebia. The present study contributes to the available literature on the identification of thalassinidean larvae.

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“…A presença de larvas em todos os meses de coleta mostrou que a reprodução no arquipélago provavelmente ocorre continuamente, com os períodos reprodutivos variando de uma espécie para outra, mas no geral, associados com os meses mais (Stuck & Truesdale, 1988), C. danae (Sankarankutty et al, 1999), C. sapidus (Costlow & Bookhout, 1959), C. similis (Bookhout & Costlow, 1977), C. hellerii (Dinnen et al, 2001), C. ruber e C. tumidulus (Fransozo et al, 2002), P. gibbesii (Kurata, 1970apud Meyer et al, 2006, P. pelagicus (Shinkarenko, 1999), P. spinicarpus (Bookhout & Costlow, 1974), P. acuminatus (Meyer et al, 2006), P. rubromarginatus (Greenwood & Fielder, 1979), C. tridentatus (Spivak & Luppi, 2004), M. tuberculatus (Guerrao & Abelló, 1999), O. ocellatus , C. fenneri (Stuck et al, 1992), G. quinquedens (Perkins, 1973), G. longipes (Guerao et al, 1996), G. tridens .…”

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Composição, densidade e variação espaço-temporal de larvas de decápodes e estomatópodes do arquipélago de São Pedro e São Paulo, Brasil

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CNPq) que acreditaram neste projeto dando o apoio financeiro para que ele fosse concretizado. Ao Professor Paulo Sumida, que me mostrou uma direção segura e acreditou em mim quando ainda estava meio perdida pelos corredores do Instituto Oceanográfico. Agradeço também pelo companheirismo, orientação, conselhos e o bom astral que mantém diariamente e que se faz transparecer no clima tranqüilo e descontraído do laboratório.À Andrea Freire que me apoiou desde a graduação, mostrando que São Paulo não era um "bicho de 7 cabeças" e que eu conseguiria conquistar os meus objetivos.Também pela co-orientação, ainda que "por fora", mas tão importante quanto.Ao Instituto Oceanográfico, por proporcionar um ambiente de trabalho agradável, onde tive a oportunidade de conhecer pessoas maravilhosas. À todos os integrantes do Laboratório de Dinâmica Bêntica e do laboratório ao lado, que, na verdade, parecem um só (uma portinha entre os dois não seria nada mau...

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Description of laboratory reared first zoea of Callinectes danae Smith (Crustacea, Decapoda, Portunidae)

Abstract: ABSTRACT. A detailed description oflaboratory reared first zoea larva ofCallinecles danae Smith, 1869 is given. The larvae utilized for this study were reared in vilro in a special incubator. A comparison with larvae of other species is also attempted.

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Morphology of the first zoeal stages of five species of the portunid genus Callinectes (Decapoda, Brachyura) hatched at the laboratory

Morphology of the first zoeal stages of five species of the portunid genus Callinectes (Decapoda, Brachyura) hatched at the laboratory

Description of early larval stages of Upogebia vasquezi (Gebiidea: Upogebiidae) reared in laboratory

Composição, densidade e variação espaço-temporal de larvas de decápodes e estomatópodes do arquipélago de São Pedro e São Paulo, Brasil

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