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A synopsis of the morphology and physiology of the digestive system of some crustacean species studied in France Ceccaldi, H.J. (1998). A synopsis of the morphology and physiology of the digestive system of some crustacean species studied in France. Rev. Fish. Sci. 6(1-2): 13-39. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/10641269891314177 In: Reviews in Fisheries Science. Taylor & Francis: Boca Raton. ISSN 1064-1262; e-ISSN 1547-6553

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Aquaculture Digestive tract Enzymes Nutrition Secretory organs > Glands > Exocrine glands > Digestive system > Digestive glands > Hepatopancreas Crustacea [WoRMS] Marien/Kust

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Morphology and physiology

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Ceccaldi, H.J.

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Abstract

In crustaceans, assimilation of nutrients depends on their complex digestive systems. Early studies were limited to morphology and histology. More recently, biochemistry and molecular biology studies have generated interesting results about the processes of digestion and food utilization. Selection of foods in nature; consumption in aquaculture; ingestion; transit of nutrients in the digestive tract; mechanical digestion; enzyme activity and their physiological variations and control of their synthesis, use of compound diets, cellular absorption and storage as well as transfer of excreta are the main functions of the digestive tract of crustaceans. Numerous studies have addressed these subjects in relation to several crustacean species living in European waters, including Homarus, crayfish Astacus, shrimps Crangon, Palaemonetes and Paiaemon, crabs Cancer and Portunus, as well as other genera, such as Penaeus and Macrobrachium living in overseas territories. This article reviews the results of these studies, mainly developed by French teams during recent years and identifies new research topics.

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