Crabs of Japan
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Crabs of Japan
Halicarcinus messor

Literature

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  • Kim, H.S. & C.Y. Chang 1985. The brachyuran crabs of Cheju Island, Korea (Crustacea: Decapoda). The Korean Journal of Systematic Zoology, 1(1-2): 41-60, figs 1-4.
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  • Yamaguchi, T., M. Takeda & K. Tokudome 1976. A list of crabs collected in the vicinity of the Aitsu Marine Biological Station and a preliminary report on the cheliped asymmetry of the crabs. Calanus, 5: 31-46, figs., pl., 2 tabs.
  • Yokoya, Y. 1928. Report on the biological survey of Mutsu Bay. No. 10. Brachyura and crab-shaped Anomura. Science Reports of the Tôhoku Imp. Univ. Sendai, (4) 3(4): 757-784, figs 1-8.

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