The diversity and biology of symbiotic and parasitic crustaceans: an introduction
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AbstractThe present special number of Journal of Crustacean Biology (JCB) house, in addition to novel contributions, articles originating from two symposia, ‘Frontiers in the Ecology and Biology of the Thecostraca’ in ICC9, Washington DC, 2018, and ‘Evolution and Ecology of Parasitic and Symbiotic Crustaceans’ in The Crustacean Society summer meeting in Hong Kong, 2019. Articles on symbiotic and parasitic crustaceans, including tantulocarids, isopods, amphipods, barnacles, and pilumnid and pinnotherid crabs, are devoted to advancing our knowledge on the diversity and biology of symbiotic (including parasitic) crustaceans.
- University of Copenhagen Denmark
- National Taiwan Normal University Taiwan
- Academia Sinica Taiwan
- University of Copenhagen Denmark
- Natural History Museum of Denmark Denmark
Pinnotherid crabs, Hosts, Amphipods, Pilumnid crabs, Isopods, Tantulocarids, Barnacles
Pinnotherid crabs, Hosts, Amphipods, Pilumnid crabs, Isopods, Tantulocarids, Barnacles
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