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Spiny lobsters: through the eyes of the giant packhorse
Booth, J. (2011). Spiny lobsters: through the eyes of the giant packhorse. Victoria University Press: Wellington. ISBN 978-0-86473-6550. 256 pp.

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Keywords
    Aquaculture
    Biology > Physiology
    Classification > Taxonomy
    Cycles > Life cycle
    Distribution
    Ecology
    Spiny lobsters
    New Zealand [Marine Regions]
    Marine/Coastal

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  • Booth, J.

Abstract
    Covering the remarkable life cycle of the largest spiny lobster in existence, this fascinating reference explores the packhorse lobster, one of the most primitive of all crayfish, found off the coasts of northern New Zealand and mideastern Australia. From egg to plate, the chapters cover the taxonomy, ecology, distribution, anatomy, physiology, and behavior of these intriguing creatures. Fishing techniques used to catch them are also investigated, depicting their impact on lobster populations as well as the ways in which they are then processed and marketed.

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