EPIZOOTIC SHELL DISEASE IN AMERICAN LOBSTER (HOMARUS AMERICANUS) IN MASSACHUSETTS COASTAL WATERS: INTERACTIONS OF TEMPERATURE, MATURITY, AND INTERMOLT DURATION

By R. Glenn, Tracy L. Pugh. 2006

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Subfields: Ecology, Ocean Engineering

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• American lobster dynamics in a brave new ocean1 (2013, background): “Sea temperatures approaching or exceeding 20 °C stresses lobsters and likely contributes to the rise of lethal disease (Dove et al. 2005; Castro et al. 2006; Glenn and Pugh 2006).”
• Distinguishing disease impacts from larval supply effects in a lobster fishery collapse (2009, background): “J Fish Res Board Can 13:247–272 Ojeda FP, Dearborn JH (1991) Feeding ecology of benthic mobile predators: experimental analyses of their influence in rocky subtidal communities of the Gulf of Maine.”