(grass shrimp) 153 25.0 Menippe mercenar!a (stone crab) 1 0.0 Callinectes sapidus (blue crab) 1 0.0
Ovalipes ocellatus (lady crab) 1 0.0 Portunus gibbesii (iridescent swimming crab) 5 0.0 Portunus spinimanus (blotched swimming crab) 1 0.0 Panopeus herbslii (mud crab) 1 0.0 Aeurtia tonsa (copepod) 9 0.0 Unidentified isopod 1 0.0 Unidentified crab 2 0.0 Mixed zooplankton sample 9 0.0 Sediment 9 0.0 Water 9 0.0 TABLE 2.
sapidus (Johnson, 1980; Hines et al., 2003; Wolcott et al., 2005), Arenaeus cribrarius (Lamarck, 1818) (Pinheiro and Fransozo, 2002), and
Ovalipes ocellatus (Herbst, 1799) (Hinsch, 1986).
The first broad diet group included medium and large Summer Flounder, which consumed varying amounts of UID fishes (29.7-41.0%), squids (3.5-28.0%), Round Herring (7.6-28.9%), mysids (0.7-19.7%), rock crabs (6.4-11.8%), and ocellate lady crab (
Ovalipes ocellatus; 0.1-6.2%).
Biology of three-spot swimming crab
Ovalipes punctatus (De Hann).
Mussel selection by the paddle crab
Ovalipes catharus evidence of a flexible foraging behaviour.
The grounds in Great South Bay, N.Y., have had whelks; oyster drills; mud crabs; lady crabs,
Ovalipes occelatus; rock crabs; blue crabs, Callinectes sapidus; and hermit crabs, but no persistent numbers of starfish.
Studies on the trypsin-like gonadotropin factor in crab
Ovalipes ocellatus.
Reproductive system and size maturity of the paddle crab
Ovalipes trimaculatus (Brachyura: Portunidae) along the Argentine coast.
In the portunid crab
Ovalipes catharus (White, 1843), the growth of this appendage in immature animals was significantly higher than in mature ones (Davidson & Marsden, 1987).
2005 % O % W % O % W Chordata Brevoortia tyrannus 76.92 89.41 96.88 98.97 Menticirrhus littoralis Mugil cephalus 1.56 0.69 Pomatomus saltatrix 1.56 0.17 Strongylura marina Unidentified fish remains 30.77 6.78 4.69 0.05 Crustacea
Ovalipes sp.
