Strawberry Hermit Crabs

Date created

18 Mar 2024

Project type

Expedition

Project visibility

Public

Creator

Erin Robinson | Tetiaroa Society

Status

Active

Project details

Description

The Strawberry Hermit Crab experiment is useful to understand more about the repercussions of nutrient depletion on atolls with invasive species- particularly Tiaraunu and Tahuna Iti. With the understanding of the crab species' eating habits, we can determine how nutrients are cycling within a certain area. However, the study was inconclusive and did not convey a significant preference for nutrient rich leaves.

Contact

Erin Robinson
erin@metadatagamechangers.com

Contributors

  • Tetiaroa Society | Institution
  • Melissa Murphy, Erinmr@gmail.com | Contributor
  • Marcella Welter, Erinmr@gmail.com | Contributor
  • Kat Osborn, Erinmr@gmail.com | Contributor
  • Eva Gibbs-zehnder, Erinmr@gmail.com | Contributor

Identifiers

Local Contexts Project ID
0aa4b8c6-e15d-4aac-8aba-8f4be26b229f

Project URL
https://localcontextshub.org/projects/0aa4b8c6-e15d-4aac-8aba-8f4be26b229f

Providers ID
None

Publication DOI
https://doi.org/10.17913/f3tg6g

Project Data GUID
None

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