The historic Queen Victoria Market, at the corner of Elizabeth and Victoria Streets, has almost 1, 000 merchants selling everything from mud crabs and fresh pasta to blood oranges and inexpensive clothing.
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A lighthearted painting called " Nyoka " ( " Mud Crabs " ), by Tony Danyala, is created on slightly warped tree bark and is typical of the exhibit.
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The province s mud crab industry is focusing on the production of female crabs that play an important role in marketing, particularly in Asian countries such as Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore.
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The Switzerland researchers had discovered a presence of a highly invasive European green crab, mud crab, common periwinkle, soft shell clam, and blue mussel in the ballast tanks of the sampled ships.
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The Red Team's dishes were, on the whole, more impressive ( Courtney's Chilli Mud Crab had Iron Chef Sakai literally wanting more ) but were criticised for not being as inventive.
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Catanduanes mud crab industry is being supported by the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, Department of Science and Technology, Department of Environment and Natural Resources, Department of labor and Employment and Catanduanes State University.
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""'Scylla tranquebarica " "', is a species of mangrove crab in the genus " mud crab, is found in mangrove areas from Pakistan and Taiwan to the Malay Archipelago and other Indo-Pacific regions.
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The bigclaw snapping shrimp feeds on worms, small crustaceans and fish such as black-clawed mud crab ( " Panopeus herbstii " ), sharing the crab's burrow and remaining uneaten, even though this crab eats similar-sized shrimps of other species.
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Vakatora's autobiography, " From the Mangrove Swamps, " tells of his life as a simple village boy who enjoyed catching mud crabs, to his rise to the corridors of power, as a senior civil servant, a government minister, and Speaker of Parliament.
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Even Mitchell's competitors agree that it was a brilliant marketing move to convince a handful of influential chefs that a crab variously known as sand crab, mud crab and rock crab, was really a peekytoe crab and more desirable than any of the better known crabs from elsewhere like Chesapeake blue, dungeness and Alaskan king.
