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Regulation of molt and gonadal development in the spiny lobster, Panulirus argus (Crustacea: Palinuridae): Effect of eyestalk ablation
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“…These variations may be caused by a physiological adjustment to differing photoperiods and temperatures (Quackenbush & Herrnkind, 1981). In north-eastern Brazil, mating begins in January and the main spawning season takes place from January to May .…”
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“…This eyestalk factor, the gonad-inhibiting hormone (sometimes called, perhaps more properly given the nature of the mechanism, vitellogenesis-inhibiting hormone), appears to be a neuropeptide. Out of the reproductive season, eyestalk ablation more often results in molting; it is suspected that there is an antagonistic relationship between molting and reproduction, two very stressful events that require considerable resourcesheserves (6,21,184,439,1085,1103).…”
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“…These variations may be caused by a physiological adjustment to differing photoperiods and temperatures (Quackenbush & Herrnkind, 1981). In north-eastern Brazil, mating begins in January and the main spawning season takes place from January to May .…”
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“…This eyestalk factor, the gonad-inhibiting hormone (sometimes called, perhaps more properly given the nature of the mechanism, vitellogenesis-inhibiting hormone), appears to be a neuropeptide. Out of the reproductive season, eyestalk ablation more often results in molting; it is suspected that there is an antagonistic relationship between molting and reproduction, two very stressful events that require considerable resourcesheserves (6,21,184,439,1085,1103).…”
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“…These variations may be caused by a physiological adjustment to differing photoperiods and temperatures (Quackenbush & Herrnkind, 1981). In north-eastern Brazil, mating begins in January and the main spawning season takes place from January to May .…”
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“…This eyestalk factor, the gonad-inhibiting hormone (sometimes called, perhaps more properly given the nature of the mechanism, vitellogenesis-inhibiting hormone), appears to be a neuropeptide. Out of the reproductive season, eyestalk ablation more often results in molting; it is suspected that there is an antagonistic relationship between molting and reproduction, two very stressful events that require considerable resourcesheserves (6,21,184,439,1085,1103).…”
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