Australian Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research · 1986 · 107 citations · 2 references
Life SciencesEcologyZoologyFreshwater EcologyFreshwater ZoologyInvertebrate ZoologyBurrow MorphologyFreshwater Fish EcologyFreshwater InvertebratesFreshwater Mollusk ZoologyFreshwater Reptile BiologyFreshwater SystematicsBurrowing BehaviorCrocodilian EcologyEcological Site ClassificationFreshwater Invertebrate SystematicsFreshwater Invertebrate TaxonomyFreshwater Protist TaxonomyFreshwater Reptile SystematicsFreshwater Reptile Taxonomy
A classification of freshwater crayfish burrows, based on their relationship to the water-table, is presented. Burrows are divided into three classes, the third of which is apparently not found outside Australia and contains burrows which are independent of the water-table, receiving their water from surface run-off. The classification is compared with Hobbs classification of North American crayfish which is based on their burrowing behaviour.
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Amm Richardson, R Swain · Marine and Freshwater Research · 1980 · 21 citations
Life Sciences, Ecology, Zoology +7