Losing reproduction: effect of high temperature on female biochemical composition and egg quality in a freshwater crustacean with direct development, the red cherry shrimp Neocaridina davidi (Decapoda, Atyidae)

LOPEZ GRECO L.S; BALIÑA S; TEMPERONI B; TROPEA C; TEMPERONI B; LOPEZ GRECO L.S; BALIÑA S; TROPEA C

BIOLOGICAL BULLETIN

MARINE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY

Lugar: Woods Hole; Año: 2018 vol. 234 p. 139 - 151

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---------------------------- Mensaje original ----------------------------Asunto: Your SubmissionDe: "The Biological Bulletin" Fecha: Jue, 5 de Abril de 2018, 12:30Para: "Carolina Tropea" --------------------------------------------------------------------------CC: pyund@downeastinstitute.orgRef.: Ms. No. 17070R3Losing reproduction: effect of high temperature on female biochemicalcomposition and egg quality in a freshwater crustacean with directdevelopment, the red cherry shrimp Neocaridina davidi (Decapoda, Atyidae)The Biological BulletinDear Dr. Tropea,I am happy to tell you that your manuscript, "Losing reproduction: effectof high temperature on female biochemical composition and egg quality in afreshwater crustacean with direct development, the red cherry shrimpNeocaridina davidi (Decapoda, Atyidae)," has been accepted for publicationin The Biological Bulletin.Your manuscript will be edited for form and content by our staff editor,who may contact you with queries. You will then receive a proof of yourarticle, where you may make any necessary changes.Your article will appear in both the print and the online versions of thejournal. Upon publication you will receive a PDF of your article, for yourown use only. You will also be able to order reprints; an order form willcome with the proofs.You will find copyright and information forms saved as an Attachment under"Action Links" in your main menu. Please complete them and return them toCarol Schachinger at The Biological Bulletin, 7 MBL Street, Woods Hole, MA02543. (cschachi@mbl.edu). If you are signing as proxy for the otherauthors, please be sure to fill out the bottom of page 2 of the copyrightform.As a final note, we invite you to take advantage of our open accessoption. For a fee of $2500, your online article can be made freelyavailable without subscription immediately upon publication. Please letCarol Schachinger know if you would like to take advantage of this offer.Thank you for submitting your work to The Biological Bulletin.Sincerely,Ken HalanychEditor-in-ChiefThe Biological Bulletin