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“…Carcinonemertes regicides Shields, Wickham & Kuris, 1989 on the red king crab Paralithodes camtschaticus (Kuris 1993), Carcinonemertes epialti Coe, 1902 on the crab Carcinus maenas (Torchin et al 1996), and Carcinonemertes errans Wickham, 1978 on the crab Cancer magister (Wickham 1979). Recent studies have revealed that an individual of P. argus that has been infected by C. conanobrieni, showed decrease in its fecundity and reproductive output (Baeza et al 2016). Our finding warns about the importance of carrying out investigations to assess the impact of this parasite on the reproductive performance of P. argus, how it affects the population of this lobster, and the implications in the artisanal fishery.…”
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“…Carcinonemertes regicides Shields, Wickham & Kuris, 1989 on the red king crab Paralithodes camtschaticus (Kuris 1993), Carcinonemertes epialti Coe, 1902 on the crab Carcinus maenas (Torchin et al 1996), and Carcinonemertes errans Wickham, 1978 on the crab Cancer magister (Wickham 1979). Recent studies have revealed that an individual of P. argus that has been infected by C. conanobrieni, showed decrease in its fecundity and reproductive output (Baeza et al 2016). Our finding warns about the importance of carrying out investigations to assess the impact of this parasite on the reproductive performance of P. argus, how it affects the population of this lobster, and the implications in the artisanal fishery.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The parasite nemertean Carcinonemertes conanobrieni Simpson, Ambrosio & Baeza, 2017 was recently described from one population of the Caribbean spiny lobster P. argus in the Florida Keys and no other records have been reported to date. The parasite was infesting 7.4% of ovigerous female lobsters with densities ranging from 0.08 to 0.5 worms per 100 embryos affecting negatively the reproductive performance of the lobster (Baeza et al 2016). Herein, C. conanobrieni is reported from the Caribbean Coast of Colombia and is the first record for the Caribbean Sea.…”
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“…Thus, roaming is here considered a behavior specific to the male function. In turn, during periods of inactivity (resting), females of gonochoric crustaceans attend their brood; grooming and oxygenating embryos (Förster and Baeza, 2001;Baeza and Fernández, 2002;Baeza et al, 2016b). In L. wurdemanni, hermaphrodites almost invariably brood embryos throughout the year (Baldwin and Bauer, 2003;Baeza, 2007a) and preliminary observations demonstrated that during these periods of inactivity, brooding hermaphrodites attend their embryos intensively (embryo oxygenation through pleopod beating: mean [± sd] = 39.8 [±14.9] bouts hour −1 ; grooming embryos with cleaner claws: 104.8 [± 36.3] sec hour −1 [N = 7]).…”
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“…Adult females can produce 2-4 clutches of eggs per year with larger, older females reproducing earlier and having more clutches per year (Maxwell et al 2009). Fecundity ranges between 100,000 and 750,000 eggs per female and increases with female body size (Baeza et al 2016). After completion of embryo development and hatching of larvae, 10 consecutive planktonic stages succeed one another (Goldstein et al 2008).…”
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