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• W2050873746 abstract "[Burrow fidelity of a droving species, Uca vocans was compared with that of its sympatric associate, U. annulipes , a non-droving species. Crab re-emergence rate (RR) and burrow residency duration (BRD) were recorded for four to six consecutive days over six sampling periods from May to July 2006 at a lagoon beach at Pulau Hantu Besar, Singapore. The number of times that U. vocans and U. annulipes were tracked in the field was 327 and 306, respectively. Surface sediment was sampled in areas of high and low incidences of burrow abandonment. Marked crabs were similarly tracked in an ex situ study for 10 consecutive days. RR (field data) was significantly higher (i) in U. annulipes than in U. vocans (69.1 ± 2.7% > 57.7 ± 3.1%) and (ii) on sunny days than on overcast days (66.7 ± 2.5% > 55.0 ± 3.4%) in main effects' analyses (Two-way ANOVA). Similarly, BRD (field data) was significantly greater in (i) U. annulipes than in U. vocans (3.92 ± 0.08 days > 3.54 ± 0.09 days) and (ii) males than in females (3.83 ± 0.08 days > 3.59 ± 0.10 days). Both species had the largest frequency of crabs that resided in the same burrow for four days. In both the field and ex situ studies, U. vocans was observed to abandon burrows more frequently than U. annulipes although not on a daily basis. Organic content in high and low crab spatial movement areas did not differ significantly, suggesting that burrow abandonment is likely not related to food availability. Thus, U. vocans , although well-documented as a 'droving' species, exhibits considerable burrow fidelity at Pulau Hantu Besar, Singapore. La fidelite au terrier d'une espece se deplacant en groupe («droving» espece), Uca vocans a ete comparee a celle de son associe sympatrique, U. annulipes , ne presentant pas ce comportement. Le taux de re-emergence des crabes (RR) et la duree de residence dans le terrier (BRD) ont ete enregistres pendant quatre a six jours consecutifs au cours de six periodes d'echantillonnages de mai a juillet 2006 sur une plage de lagon a Pulau Hantu Besar, Singapour. Le nombre de fois ou U. vocans et U. annulipes ont ete trouves sur le terrain etait 327 et 306, respectivement. Le sediment de surface a ete echantillonne dans des zones de hautes et basses frequences d'abandon de terriers. Des crabes marques ont ete de la meme facon suivis lors d'une etude ex situ pendant 10 jours consecutifs. RR (donnees de terrain) etait significativement plus eleve (i) chez U. annulipes que chez U. vocans (69,1 ± 2,7% > 57,7 ± 3,1%) et (ii) durant les jours ensoleilles que durant les jours couverts (66,7 ± 2,5% > 55,0 ± 3,4%), en analyses d'effets principaux (ANOVA a deux facteurs). De la meme facon, la BRD (donnees de terrain) etait significativement plus elevee (i) chez U. annulipes que chez U. vocans (3,92 ± 0,08 jours > 3,54 ± 0,09 jours) et (ii) chez les mâles que chez les femelles (3,83 ± 0,08 jours > 3,59 ± 0,10 jours). Les deux especes presentaient la frequence la plus elevee de crabes residant dans le meme terrier pendant quatre jours. Sur le terrain comme dans les etudes ex situ, U. vocans a ete observe abandonnant les terriers plus frequemment que U. annulipes bien que sur une base non journaliere. Le contenu organique dans les zones de mouvements spatiaux des crabes, qu'ils soient intenses ou non, ne differait pas significativement, suggerant que l'abandon du terriers n'est probablement pas lie a la disponibilite en nourriture. Ainsi, l'espece U. vocans , pourtant bien connue comme «droving» espece, montre une grande fidelite a son terrier a Pulau Hantu Besar, Singapour. , Burrow fidelity of a droving species, Uca vocans was compared with that of its sympatric associate, U. annulipes , a non-droving species. Crab re-emergence rate (RR) and burrow residency duration (BRD) were recorded for four to six consecutive days over six sampling periods from May to July 2006 at a lagoon beach at Pulau Hantu Besar, Singapore. The number of times that U. vocans and U. annulipes were tracked in the field was 327 and 306, respectively. Surface sediment was sampled in areas of high and low incidences of burrow abandonment. Marked crabs were similarly tracked in an ex situ study for 10 consecutive days. RR (field data) was significantly higher (i) in U. annulipes than in U. vocans (69.1 ± 2.7% > 57.7 ± 3.1%) and (ii) on sunny days than on overcast days (66.7 ± 2.5% > 55.0 ± 3.4%) in main effects' analyses (Two-way ANOVA). Similarly, BRD (field data) was significantly greater in (i) U. annulipes than in U. vocans (3.92 ± 0.08 days > 3.54 ± 0.09 days) and (ii) males than in females (3.83 ± 0.08 days > 3.59 ± 0.10 days). Both species had the largest frequency of crabs that resided in the same burrow for four days. In both the field and ex situ studies, U. vocans was observed to abandon burrows more frequently than U. annulipes although not on a daily basis. Organic content in high and low crab spatial movement areas did not differ significantly, suggesting that burrow abandonment is likely not related to food availability. Thus, U. vocans , although well-documented as a 'droving' species, exhibits considerable burrow fidelity at Pulau Hantu Besar, Singapore. La fidelite au terrier d'une espece se deplacant en groupe («droving» espece), Uca vocans a ete comparee a celle de son associe sympatrique, U. annulipes , ne presentant pas ce comportement. Le taux de re-emergence des crabes (RR) et la duree de residence dans le terrier (BRD) ont ete enregistres pendant quatre a six jours consecutifs au cours de six periodes d'echantillonnages de mai a juillet 2006 sur une plage de lagon a Pulau Hantu Besar, Singapour. Le nombre de fois ou U. vocans et U. annulipes ont ete trouves sur le terrain etait 327 et 306, respectivement. Le sediment de surface a ete echantillonne dans des zones de hautes et basses frequences d'abandon de terriers. Des crabes marques ont ete de la meme facon suivis lors d'une etude ex situ pendant 10 jours consecutifs. RR (donnees de terrain) etait significativement plus eleve (i) chez U. annulipes que chez U. vocans (69,1 ± 2,7% > 57,7 ± 3,1%) et (ii) durant les jours ensoleilles que durant les jours couverts (66,7 ± 2,5% > 55,0 ± 3,4%), en analyses d'effets principaux (ANOVA a deux facteurs). De la meme facon, la BRD (donnees de terrain) etait significativement plus elevee (i) chez U. annulipes que chez U. vocans (3,92 ± 0,08 jours > 3,54 ± 0,09 jours) et (ii) chez les mâles que chez les femelles (3,83 ± 0,08 jours > 3,59 ± 0,10 jours). Les deux especes presentaient la frequence la plus elevee de crabes residant dans le meme terrier pendant quatre jours. Sur le terrain comme dans les etudes ex situ, U. vocans a ete observe abandonnant les terriers plus frequemment que U. annulipes bien que sur une base non journaliere. Le contenu organique dans les zones de mouvements spatiaux des crabes, qu'ils soient intenses ou non, ne differait pas significativement, suggerant que l'abandon du terriers n'est probablement pas lie a la disponibilite en nourriture. Ainsi, l'espece U. vocans , pourtant bien connue comme «droving» espece, montre une grande fidelite a son terrier a Pulau Hantu Besar, Singapour. ]" @default.
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