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2: Charybdis japonica distribution within the Kaipara Harbour, purple points indicating juveniles (<50mm CW) and light brown points indicating adult individuals.

2: Charybdis japonica distribution within the Kaipara Harbour, purple points indicating juveniles (<50mm CW) and light brown points indicating adult individuals.

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Figure 2. 13: Fishermen observations for Charybdis japonica abundance...
Figure 2. 15: Predicted abundances of C. japonica based on fisherman...
Figure 2. 16: International shipping into various Ports throughout New...
Figure 2. 17: Domestic shipping routes in New Zealand, from Dodgshun et...
+31 Figure 2. 20: Estuaries and Harbours in the North Island of New Zealand...
The Continued Invasion of Northern New Zealand by the Asian Paddle Crab Charybdis japonica
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  • May 2020
Invasive species are driving declines in global biodiversity. Brachyurans are particularly successful marine invaders. The Asian paddle crab, Charybdis japonica, is a large invasive portunid native to Asia, first detected in the Waitematā Harbour in 2000. However, little is known about the distribution, morphometrics, population demography, male in...
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