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aiol-8617	Peddio, Stefania; Sollai, Giorgia; Podda, Cinzia; Frau, Giacomo; Palmas, Francesco; Sabatini, Andrea; Crnjar, Roberto; Solari, Paolo	The success in the short-distance communication for mating does not depend on chemical signals in the crustacean decapod Procambarus clarkii (Girard, 1852): Mating behaviour in the red swamp crayfish	2019	7	.pdf	application/pdf	4440	263	53	However, a number of studies on the use of pheromones in crayfish mating behaviour produced contradictory results, suggesting that crayfish do not necessarily communicate their sex chemically (Itagaki and Thorp, 1981; Thorp, 1984). RESULTS In terms of the duration of each of the five phases of crayfish mating behaviour (Fig. 2), we found that blocking urine release did not affect animal orientation (Ph1) (F[1.15] = 0.0916; P=0.77), which is the initial, critical phase of the mating process, in which the crayfish begin to approach each other.	cache/aiol-8617.pdf	txt/aiol-8617.txt