Talk:Signal crayfish

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This page needs some info on the actual natural history of this crayfish - although internationally known for it's introduction elsewhere, it does have behaviour and distribution in it's own right which should be listed here. Kert01 12:10, 10 August 2006 (UTC)

A few suggestions and changes

I have a few changes to discuss. Firstly, there are many facts at the end of paragraphs or sections that are missing citations. I wasn’t sure if perhaps they are meant to be from the preceding fact’s source. Regardless, the citation should be at the end of the body of text coming from any source. I would suggest scanning through the whole article and fixing where this occurs; otherwise there are pieces of information that are uncited. Secondly, I clarified some wording in the Description and Ecology, Geographic Range, Introduction into Europe, Invasiveness, and Ecology sections to make things flow better. These were minor changes. Thirdly, I tried following source 4 because the line at the end of the Parasites and diseases section seems like it could use some supporting information, but following the link results in a 404 error. It appears that the link is to a pdf. I searched the internet for the title and was unable to find the source, so I recommend fixing that citation. On that note, I was able to find a scholarly article talking about the experimental exposure and contraction of white spot syndrome by P. leniusculus, so I went ahead and added some information on that, making what was once a single line into a short paragraph. WaliBear (talk) 17:17, 9 April 2026 (UTC)

few changes

I thought this article was very well written and informative, I restructured it a bit so that it aligned with standard Wikipedia structure, then I added a couple of sections. For instance I added a life cycle section and then combined the introduction of the signal crayfish and invasiveness under one big section. Aghm1036 (talk) 00:29, 10 April 2026 (UTC)