The rock lobster Jasus edwardsii forms the basis of important fisheries in south‐eastern
Australia and New Zealand. Their long pelagic larval phyllosoma phase (12–24 months) …

The relative distributions of mid‐and late‐stage phyllosomas, and pueruli, of Jasus
edwardsii from five research cruises off the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand …

We sampled the distribution of mid-and late-stage (= advanced) Jasus group Œlalandii¹ rock
lobster phyllosomas at 28 approximately equidistant stations across~ 16000 km of ocean …

Geographic differences in levels o? Jasus edwardsii puerulus settlement on the east coast
of New Zealand during the 1980's were associated with differences in abundance offshore …

In February 1998, Jasus edwardsii larval catches off the east coast of New Zealand were
binomial in size and stage of development. Mid-stage larvae (presumed to be from the 1997 …

In plankton samples taken during 1987-88 from the east coast of New Zealand south of East
Cape, mid-and late-stage phyllosomas of the rock lobster Jasus edwardsii were much more …

Time-series sampling for early-stage phyllosoma of P. cygnus was carried out off the
western coast of Australia near the centre of the population of breeding adults. Hatching …

Scyllarid lobsters, together with the palinurids, have a long‐lived, planktonic phyllosoma
larval phase in their early life history followed by a much briefer postlarval phase which at …

The phyllosoma larva of the southern rock lobster, Jasus edwardsii, is thought to be among
the longest larval phases of any planktonic larva, with estimates in the literature ranging from …

Growth rates of rock-lobsters Jasus lalandii varied considerably along the west coast of
southern Africa. As small differences affect the productivity of individual fishing grounds, an …