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| Dataset Title: | [A. pisonii: behavior] - Proportion of time the mangrove tree crab Aratus pisonii spent in different behaviors related to diet and energy storage (Cannizzo et al, (2018) Ecol & Evol.) (Linking Variation in Metabolic Processes as a Key to Prediction) 
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"We observed the behavior of individual crabs in situ. In each habitat, we
collected groups of five adult A. pisonii by hand and determined the sex and
carapace width (to the nearest 0.1mm) of each individual. The groups of crabs
were made up of the first five individuals that we encountered and could
capture and were drawn from all accessible habitat. We then painted the
carapace of each crab an identifying color with nail polish to aid in
identification and visibility. Following a short period of observation to
ensure normal behavior, we released the crabs onto a single tree within 10 m
of the collection tree of all individuals (mangrove), onto separate S.
alterniflora stalks within 10 m of the area of collection (saltmarsh), or onto
the same piling (dock) of the dock where all individuals were captured.
Release in the saltmarsh occurred during the rising tide when the crabs had no
access to the sediment.
We observed crabs in the mangrove and saltmarsh habitats from the time they
lost access to the sediment until the receding tide once again allowed access
to the sediment (~6h depending on site and day). In contrast, we observed
crabs on docks from three hours before slack high tide until three hours after
slack high tide. The total time of observation, in minutes, was recorded. We
watched crabs from a distance using binoculars and monitored the individuals
continuously throughout the observational period. Behavior was recorded every
five minutes and at every change in behavior within those five minute
intervals as one of four categories: feeding, sitting, moving, or not-visible.
Feeding was defined as the crab actively moving its claws from a food item or
substrate to its mouth. Moving was defined as the crab actively moving along a
substrate and not feeding. Other energy expending non-feeding activities, such
as ritual aggression, were also classified under moving as they represent an
expenditure of energy. Sitting was defined as the crab not actively moving,
feeding, or participating in any activity. Invisible was defined as the crab
not being visible to the observer.
We separated the observations into ebb and flood tidal periods.\\u00a0
To avoid biasing the data with crabs that were not visible for long periods,
we removed data from individuals that were not visible for more than 66% of
the tidal period. To calculate the proportion of time each crab performed each
activity during each observational period we divided the minutes observed on
that activity by the total number of minutes of the observational period.
Locations: Florida East Coast.
Round Island Park: 27o33'33\\\"N 80o19'53\\\"W
Pepper Park: 27o29'42'N 80o18'12\\\"W
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North Causeway Park: 27o28'28\\\"N 80o19'12\\\"W
Oslo Road: 27o35'14\\\"N 80o21'55\\\"W
Anastasia State Park: 29o52'40\\\"N 81o16'32\\\"W
Guana-Tolomato-Matanzas NERR: 30o0'49\\\"N 81o20'42\\\"W
Palm Valley/Nocatee Canoe Launch: 30o07'57\\\"N 81o23'08\\\"W
St. Augustine Yacht Club: 29o53'09\\\"N 81o17'08\\\"W";
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String awards_0_funding_acronym "NSF OCE";
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String comment
"Proportion of time A. pisonii spent in different behaviors
B. Griffen, Z. Cannizzo
version: 2018-07-16";
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String data_source "extract_data_as_tsv version 2.3 19 Dec 2019";
String date_created "2018-07-17T15:33:32Z";
String date_modified "2019-12-04T14:59:47Z";
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String doi "10.1575/1912/bco-dmo.740014.1";
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"2024-11-23T17:28:45Z (local files)
2024-11-23T17:28:45Z https://erddap.bco-dmo.org/erddap/tabledap/bcodmo_dataset_740014.html";
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String institution "BCO-DMO";
String keywords "bco, bco-dmo, biological, chemical, coastwatch, crab, data, dataset, date, dmo, earth, Earth Science > Oceans > Sea Surface Topography > Sea Surface Height, erddap, feeding, habitat, height, invisible, iso, management, moving, noaa, ocean, oceanography, oceans, office, preliminary, science, sea, sea_surface_height, sex, site, sitting, surface, Temp, temperature, Tide, time, topography, totduration, year";
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String people_0_affiliation "University of South Carolina";
String people_0_person_name "Dr Blaine D. Griffen";
String people_0_person_nid "562106";
String people_0_role "Principal Investigator";
String people_0_role_type "originator";
String people_1_affiliation "University of South Carolina";
String people_1_person_name "Zachary J. Cannizzo";
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String people_2_person_name "Zachary J. Cannizzo";
String people_2_person_nid "740019";
String people_2_role "Contact";
String people_2_role_type "related";
String people_3_affiliation "Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution";
String people_3_affiliation_acronym "WHOI BCO-DMO";
String people_3_person_name "Nancy Copley";
String people_3_person_nid "50396";
String people_3_role "BCO-DMO Data Manager";
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String project "Variation in Metabolic Processes";
String projects_0_acronym "Variation in Metabolic Processes";
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"Description from NSF award abstract:
A major goal of biological and ecological sciences is to understand natural systems well enough to predict how species and populations will respond to a rapidly changing world (i.e., climate change, habitat loss, etc.). A population under any conditions will grow, shrink, or disappear altogether depending on how efficiently individuals consume resources (food), utilize that food metabolically, and eventually reproduce. However, making accurate predictions based on these metabolic processes is complicated by the realities that each species has different resource requirements and that no two individuals within a species are exactly alike. Rather, individuals vary and this variation, both within and across species, is central to many ecological and evolutionary processes. Developing the ability to predict responses of biological systems to a changing world therefore requires a mechanistic understanding of variation. The goal of this project is to improve this mechanistic understanding by examining variation within a metabolic context across a range of species that have a spectrum of commonly-seen resource requirements. Further, the work capitalizes on a unique biological characteristic of this group of species that allows control and manipulation of individual reproduction, facilitating experimental study of the mechanistic links between variation in individual consumption, metabolism, and reproduction. The foundation this research is a combination of field measurements and laboratory experiments using both well-established and newly-developed techniques to quantify these links. The result will be a quantitative framework to predict how individuals will respond reproductively to changes in resource use. Because of the close link between individual reproduction and population dynamics, this research will contribute substantially to predictions in population dynamics under realistic conditions where individuals use more than a single resource, and improve the prediction of responses to current and future ecological changes.
The following publications and data resulted from this project:
Belgrad, B. and B. Griffen. 2016. Predator-prey interactions mediated by prey personality and predator identity.Proc. Roy. Soc. B: In Review. [2016-01-20]P. herbstii mortality data: Mortality of crabs when exposed to either a single blue crab, toadfish, or no predator for a weekP. herbstii personality data: Refuge use of crabs when exposed to predator odor cues from either blue crabs, toadfish, or control of no cueP. herbstii predator behavior data: Refuge use and mobility of blue crabs and toadfish while in mesocosms for a week - behavior measured during two days.
Belgrad, B. and B. Griffen. 2016. The influence of dietary shifts on fitness of the blue crab, Callinectes sapidus. PloS One. DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0145481.Blue crab activity: Activity of crabs fed different diets over a summerBlue crab egg size: Volume of eggs for crabs fed different dietsBlue crab hepatopancreas index (HSI): Weight of hepatopancreas for crabs fed different dietsBlue crab hepatopancreas lipid content: Hepatopancreas lipid content of crabs fed different dietsBlue crab reproductive tissue analysis (GSI): Gonadosomatic index of blue crabs on various dietsBlue crab survival: Blue crab survival data during the dietary study
Knotts ER, Griffen BD. 2016. Individual movement rates are sufficient to determine and maintain dynamic spatial positioning within Uca pugilator herds. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 70:639-646Uca pugilator: behavior change with carapace marking: Search space behavior due to carapace treatment (control, nail polish, and food dye)Uca pugilator: field spatial position: Assessment of individual's position within a herd at 3 min. intervals; for proportion of time found at edge of herdUca pugilator: herd position proportion: Individual's proportion of time spent in an edge/alone position among a herdUca pugilator: search space distribution: Search space that crabs traveled; to evaluate the sample's distribution of exploratory behavior
Belgrad, B. and B. Griffen. 2015. Rhizocephalan infection modifies host food consumption by reducing host activity levels. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology. 466: 70-75.E. depressus digestion time : Time taken for food to pass through gut of flat-backed mud crabs infected by a parasiteE. depressus metabolism: Respiration rate of infected/uninfected flat-backed mud crabsE. depressus reaction time to prey: Time taken for infected/uninfected flat-backed mud crabs to react to the presence of prey
Blakeslee, A.M., C.L. Keogh, A.E. Fowler, B. Griffen. 2015. Assessing the effects of trematode infection on invasive green crabs in eastern North America. PLOS One 10(6): e0128674.(pdf)Carcinus: hemocyte density: Counts of circulating hemocyte density in Carcinus maenasCarcinus: parasites physiology behavior: Behavior and physiology of Carcinus maenas infected with trematode parasite
Griffen BD, Norelli AP (2015) Spatially variable habitat quality contributes to within-population variation in reproductive success. Ecology and Evolution 5:1474-1483.P. herbstii diet: sampling site characteristics (Eco-Evo 2015)P. herbstii diet: body measurements (Eco-Evo 2015)P. herbstii diet & reproduction (Eco-Evo 2015)
P. herbstii: collection sites (Ecol-Evol 2015)
Griffen BD, Riley ME (2015) Potential impacts of invasive crabs on one life history strategy of native rock crabs in the Gulf of Maine. Biological Invasions 17:2533-2544.Cancer consumption and reproduction (Bio.Inv. 2015): Lab experiment linking dietary consumption and reproduction
Griffen BD, Vogel M, Goulding L, Hartman R (2015) Energetic effects of diet choice by invasive Asian shore crabs: implications for persistence when prey are scarce. Marine Ecology Progress Series 522:181-192.Hemigrapsus diet 1 (MEPS 2015)Hemigrapsus diet 2 (MEPS 2015)
Hogan and Griffen (2014). The Dietary And Reproductive Consequences Of Fishery-Related Claw Removal For The Stone Crab Menippe Spp. Journal of Shellfish Research, Vol. 33, No. 3, 795–804.Stone crab: 052012-DietChoiceExp1: Prey choice for 2-clawed and 1-clawed Stone Crabs (Menippe spp.)Stone crab: 052012-LongTermConsumption: Long-term consuption for 2-clawed and 1-clawed Stone Crabs (Menippe spp.), summer of 2012Stone crab: 062013-DietChoiceExp2: Prey choice for 2-clawed and 1-clawed Stone Crabs (Menippe spp.)Stone crab: 062013-PreySizeSelection: Prey Size selection ranking for 2-clawed and 1-clawed Stone Crabs (Menippe spp.)
Riley M, Johnston CA, Feller IC, and Griffen B. 2014. Range expansion of Aratus pisonii (mangrove tree crab) into novel vegetative habitats. Southeastern Naturalist 13(4): 43-38A. pisonii: range expansion: Aratus pisonii survey in native mangrove and novel salt marsh habitats
Riley M, Vogel M, Griffen B. 2014. Fitness-associated consequences of an omnivorous diet for the mangrove tree crab Aratus pisonii. Aquatic Biology 20:35-43, DOI: 10.3354/ab00543A. pisonii: fitness and diet: Impact of diet variation on physiological and reproductive condition of A. pisonii
Toscano BJ, Newsome B, Griffen BD (2014) Parasite modification of predator functional response. Oecologia 175:345-352bE. depressus - parasite and feeding (Oecologia, 2014): Feeding with and without parasitic barnacle infectionE. depressus - parasite and prey handling (Oecologia, 2014): Food handling with and without parasitic barnacle infectionE. depressus - parasite study - field survey (Oecologia, 2014): Parasitised field survey
Toscano BJ, Griffen BD (2014) Trait-mediated functional responses: predator behavioural type mediates prey consumption.Journal of Animal Ecology 83:1469-1477P. herbstii - activity and feeding (JAE, 2014): Activity level and feeding with and without predator cue
Toscano BJ, Gatto J, Griffen BD (2014) Effects of predation threat on repeatability of individual crab behavior revealed by mark recapture. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 68:519-527P. herbstii - recapture behavior (BESB, 2014): Mud crabs refuge use and activity level - initial measurementsP. herbstii - refuge use (BESB, 2014): Effect of predation threat on repeatability of individual crab behavior revealed by mark-recapture
Griffen BD, Altman I, Bess BM, Hurley J, Penfield A (2012) The role of foraging in the success of invasive species. Biological Invasions. 14:2545-2558Hemigrapsus seasonal diet (Bio.Inv. 2012): Percent herbivory and gut fullness for Hemigrapsus sanguineus at different times of year
Griffen BD, Toscano B, Gatto J (2012) The role of intraspecific trait variation in mediating indirect interactions. Ecology 93:1935-1943P. herbstii refuge use (Ecology, 2012): Proportion of time that Panopeus herbstii spent using refuge habitats in a lab experimentP. herbstii: Field personality distribution (Ecology, 2012): Field distribution of personality types in the mud crab Panopeus herbstii relative to tidal heightP. herbstii: Trait mediated indirect effect (Ecology, 2012): Influence of refuge use by the mud crab Panopeus herbstii on consumption of bivalves
Riley ME, Griffen BD (2017) Habitat-specific differences alter traditional biogeographic patterns of life history in a climate-change induced range expansion. PLOS One 12(5):e0176263A. pisonii: egg size: Comparing egg size in Aratus pisonii populations from mangrove and salt marsh habitatsA. pisonii: fecundity: Determining fecundity of Aratus pisonii populations in mangrove and salt marsh habitatsA. pisonii: larval starvation resistance: Comparing larval quality in Aratus pisonii populations from mangrove and salt marsh habitatsA. pisonii: latitudinal body size: Survey examining latitudinal body size patterns in Aratus pisoniiA. pisonii: predation: Comparing predation pressure on Aratus pisonii in mangrove and salt marsh habitatsA. pisonii: reproductive effort: Survey comparing Aratus pisonii reproductive effort in native and novel habitatsA. pisonii: herbivory: Relationship between leaf herbivory, tree characteristics, and refuge availabilityA. pisonii: mangrove tree survey: Mangrove tree distribution and characteristics in a dwarf mangrove system
Cannizzo ZJ, Dixon SR & Griffen BD (2018). An anthropogenic habitat within a suboptimal colonized ecosystem provides improved conditions for a range-shifting species. Ecology and Evolution, 8(3):1524-1533.A. pisonii: behavior: Proportion of time the mangrove tree crab Aratus pisonii spent in different behaviors related to diet and energy storageA. pisonii: dock-marsh thermal: Thermal readings from under a dock and in a nearby salt marshA. pisonii: sun-shade: Proportion of time that mangrove tree crab Aratus pisonii spent in sun and shade in three habitats, 2015-2016.A. pisonii: thermal picture: Thermal condition of A. pisonii in three habitats: under dock, mangroves, saltmarsh";
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String summary "This dataset includes behavioral observations of individual mangrove tree crabs, Aratus pisonii: the proportion of time spent sitting, moving, feeding, or not visible. Size and sex of the crabs, water temperature, and tidal period of the observations were also recorded. Crabs were collected near Fort Pierce, Florida from a dock area and released into one of three habitats: mangrove, saltmarsh or under the dock.";
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