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titile page: the effect of light intensity on the distribution
of helice crassa. Introduction: the ecological niche of Helice
crassa: Helice crassa belongs to biological class
Malacostraca(1). The helice crassa studied were found at Tohuna
Torea estuary at the end of Riddel Road.they were usually found
under the mud covered by the sea water,in dark damp
conditions.so that they are not exposed to high light
intensity.because they are prone to dessication.many adaptation
features help them reduce the effect of dessication.these
include: 1.helice crassa tend to move close to the dark place
but move away from the light area. Because high light intensity
is often associated with large amount of heat. –biology
individual animal study helice crassa: mud crab Mary Melrose
department of education Auckland 1988 2. Large pincers-this
helps scoop up mud so that they can burrow to shelter from sea