Günter Vogt

This study compares glair gland development and spawning behavior in mated and unmated slough and marbled crayfish, showing that parthenogenesis decouples glair gland activity from mating.

This paper investigates the species status of marbled crayfish, finding it genetically and ecologically distinct from its parent species, supporting its classification as a separate species.

This paper reviews unique and extreme reproductive features in crustaceans, including structural adaptations and record-breaking traits, and discusses their implications for biology and ecology.

This study shows that marbled crayfish, a parthenogenetic triploid, originated from P. fallax through autopolyploidy and is now an independent asexual species with distinct traits.