马蹄蟹。

Q4 Agricultural and Biological Sciences

Biologist Pub Date : 2002-10-01

Mark L Botton

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马蹄蟹是进化的成功案例之一。这些活化石为生物医学研究做出了巨大贡献，它们的卵是新世界水禽(滨鸟)迁徙周期中的关键一环。它们能承受日益增长的商业渔业和基本产卵栖息地丧失所带来的威胁吗?

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Horseshoe crabs.

Horseshoe crabs are one of evolution's success stories. These living fossils have contributed immensely to biomedical research, and their eggs are a critical link in the migration cycle of New World waders (shorebirds) Can they endure threats posed by a growing commercial fishery and the loss of essential spawning habitats?

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