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H.-D. Franke 《Marine Biology》1993,115(1):65-73
The commensal marine isopod Jaera hopeana Costa, 1853 was reared in the laboratory through 30 generations in the absence of its host, Sphaeroma serratum, to study its development and reproductive behaviour. It was found that adult males take virtually any opportunity to associate with a young conspecific in manca-I stage (first free-living stage) and carry it around in a characteristic position. This male-manca(I) amplexus ends during the manca's first postmarsupial molt (manca-I to manca-II) at an average age of about 9 d after hatching from the marsupium. Entry into amplexus does not alter a manca's molt timing, the duration of the amplexus thus depending exclusively on the manca's age when it joined by a male. Given a choice, males do not prefer manca-I close to molting over those just hatched. With the first postmarsupial molt, long before sexual maturity, female J. hopeana become receptive to mating. Before a female manca is released from amplexus, it is inseminated by its male partner. Sperm transferred to young immature females are stored within special sperm stores until they are needed for fertilization. The male-manca(I) amplexus seems to be a precopula, wherein males wait for their partners to molt and become sexually receptive. Nevertheless, it is inevitable that every second amplexus on average ends unsuccessfully: although manca-I have already been determined irreversibly (and probably genetically) as males and females in equal numbers, adult males are unable to predict which manca-I are potential mates and which are not. Males accept any manca-I as a precopula partner, and even when given a choice they do not prefer female over male manca-I. From the manca-II stage onward, females are continuously receptive to mating for the rest of their life, and mating can occur immediately upon contact of the partners without any significant investment in energy and time (en passant copulation). 相似文献
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Species of the genus Jassa are an important element of marine fouling communities, several species often co-occurring on a wide range of hard substrates.
At Helgoland (North Sea, German Bight), the cosmopolitan J. marmorata occurs associated with the NW European species J. falcata and J. herdmani. Field and laboratory experiments revealed some ecological differences among species which may facilitate their coexistence.
Test panels in the field were instantly colonized by the complete spectrum of resident Jassa species, but J. marmorata proved clearly superior to its congeners in rapidly colonizing new habitats. Further differences among species relate to
microhabitat selection (differential use of peripheral and central parts of algal thalli) and the behavioural response to
mechanical disturbance. 相似文献
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A laboratory-based study was performed to assess the impact of climate warming on the recruitment of the endangered population
of the European lobster (Homarus gammarus) at Helgoland (North Sea, German Bight). Egg-bearing females collected in situ just after spawning in late summer were subjected
to various seasonal temperature regimes. Regimes with elevated temperatures (mild winters) resulted in a strong seasonal forward
shift of larval hatching. Hatching took place at significantly lower temperatures than under regimes with normal winters.
Experiments on larval development across a range of constant temperatures showed that no successful larval development occurred
at temperatures below 14°C. Larval survival increased from 9% at 14°C to 80% at 22°C, while duration of larval development
decreased correspondingly from 26 to 13 days. We hypothesize that an ongoing warming of the North Sea will strongly affect
the recruitment success of the Helgoland lobster, mainly resulting from a decoupling of the seasonal peak appearance of larvae
from optimal external conditions (temperature, food availability) for larval development. 相似文献
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