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Traditional devices for capturing crabs used in the Philippines today

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1983
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Motoh, Hiroshi
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The author intends to illustrate and describe the indigenous devices traditionally used to capture crabs including the constructions and the operational manners. Also the present writing is hoped to play a role in disseminating the record of the unique devices among local Philippine people and continued use of them. It may be added that the biological significance related to these devices may worth to be recorded.
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Contribution No. 45 of the Aquaculture Department, SEAFDEC.
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http://hdl.handle.net/10862/1136
Suggested Citation
Motoh, H. (1983). Traditional devices for capturing crabs used in the Philippines today. Researches on Crustacea, (12):45-53.
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fishing; crab fisheries; fishing gear; Philippines
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