A new alternative technique for sterilising invasive crayfish: removing female pleopods did not alter courtship pheromone release in signal crayfish | Knowledge and Management of Aquatic Ecosystems

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Fig. 1

Abdomen ventral view of signal crayfish females: A) treated mature female (TMF), after cutting the pleopods; B) control mature female (CMF), with pleopods; C) control sexually inactive female (CIF), with pleopods, but undeveloped glair glands.

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