The Influence Of Temperature And PH On The Rate Of Oxygen Consumption Of The Freshwater Subterrestrial Crab Sudanonautes Aubryi From Okigwe, Imo State:- Nwankwo, Enyinnaya L

ENYINNAYA LEWECHI | Projects
Zoology | Co Authors: NWANKWO

ABSTRACT

Factors affecting the metabolic rate of invertebrates can be either environmental or endogenous. The environmental factors include temperature, salinity, hydrogen ion concentration, photoperiod and oxygen availability. While the endogenous factors may include the body size, respiratory surfaces, activity, nutritional conditions, and state of reproductive cycle (Newell et al, 1979). These environmental physico-chemical factors will affect the life patterns and activities of these animals. Thus, information about the metabolic rates, generally determined by measuring, the oxygen consumption (Q) , is of basic importance in defining the energy, budget of such animals. Such knowledge can be essential for the establishment of fishery facilities, such as long term confinement of animals and for the evaluation of the ao^aculture perspectives of the species involved Buesa (1979). The relation between oxygen consumption (Q) and the unit body weight oxygen consumption (QW" ) is a well documented phenomenon in the animal kingdom and is most evident in animals weighing from 1 to 1000 giams and metabolism in poikilotherms generally varies directly with the environmental temperature Wolve-Kamp and Waterman (1960). In the Kelp cxab Pu^ethn • -——Uc -for instance, 96% o£ varience in Q was as a result of size. So for strict quantitative purposes metabolic rate as defined by rate of oxygen consumption are satisfactory only when individuals of one specie and of about the same size are compared Wolvekamp and Waterman (1960). Since relatively little information is available on the large crustaceans, this study is aimed at investigating some of the factors that affect the metabolic rate of the fresh water subterrestrial crab Sudanonautes aubryi. This work is centred on two environmental factors: temperature and hydrogen ion concentration (pH). 

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ENYINNAYA, L (2025). The Influence Of Temperature And PH On The Rate Of Oxygen Consumption Of The Freshwater Subterrestrial Crab Sudanonautes Aubryi From Okigwe, Imo State:- Nwankwo, Enyinnaya L. Mouau.afribary.org: Retrieved Jun 25, 2025, from https://repository.mouau.edu.ng/work/view/the-influence-of-temperature-and-ph-on-the-rate-of-oxygen-consumption-of-the-freshwater-subterrestrial-crab-sudanonautes-aubryi-from-okigwe-imo-state-nwankwo-enyinnaya-l-7-2

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LEWECHI, ENYINNAYA. "The Influence Of Temperature And PH On The Rate Of Oxygen Consumption Of The Freshwater Subterrestrial Crab Sudanonautes Aubryi From Okigwe, Imo State:- Nwankwo, Enyinnaya L" Mouau.afribary.org. Mouau.afribary.org, 24 Jun. 2025, https://repository.mouau.edu.ng/work/view/the-influence-of-temperature-and-ph-on-the-rate-of-oxygen-consumption-of-the-freshwater-subterrestrial-crab-sudanonautes-aubryi-from-okigwe-imo-state-nwankwo-enyinnaya-l-7-2. Accessed 25 Jun. 2025.

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LEWECHI, ENYINNAYA. "The Influence Of Temperature And PH On The Rate Of Oxygen Consumption Of The Freshwater Subterrestrial Crab Sudanonautes Aubryi From Okigwe, Imo State:- Nwankwo, Enyinnaya L". Mouau.afribary.org, Mouau.afribary.org, 24 Jun. 2025. Web. 25 Jun. 2025. < https://repository.mouau.edu.ng/work/view/the-influence-of-temperature-and-ph-on-the-rate-of-oxygen-consumption-of-the-freshwater-subterrestrial-crab-sudanonautes-aubryi-from-okigwe-imo-state-nwankwo-enyinnaya-l-7-2 >.

Chicago

LEWECHI, ENYINNAYA. "The Influence Of Temperature And PH On The Rate Of Oxygen Consumption Of The Freshwater Subterrestrial Crab Sudanonautes Aubryi From Okigwe, Imo State:- Nwankwo, Enyinnaya L" Mouau.afribary.org (2025). Accessed 25 Jun. 2025. https://repository.mouau.edu.ng/work/view/the-influence-of-temperature-and-ph-on-the-rate-of-oxygen-consumption-of-the-freshwater-subterrestrial-crab-sudanonautes-aubryi-from-okigwe-imo-state-nwankwo-enyinnaya-l-7-2

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