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The ocypodid Ilyoplaxstevensiwas sampled every 6 wk between May 1988 and March 1989 in the upper eulittoral of a mudflat in Sulaibikhat Bay, Kuwait. A total of 770 males and 765 females of 2.5 to 10 mm carapace width (CW), were collected. CW frequency data indicated that instar number was either variable, or fixed with widely overlapping size ranges, and that 4.75 to 6.25 mm (an increment of 31.5 %) was the puberty moult in males and in a proportion of females. There was a significant male bias in the pre-pubertal size class and a female bias in the main ovigerous classes (7 to 8 mm). Overall 36 % of the females were ovigerous; ovigerous females were present throughout the year, but in significantly higher proportions in September to March. Density and biomass were also significantly higher in winter which was therefore the ecologically active season, contrary to the normal cycle of warm temperate species.

Population biology of llyoplax stevensi (Brachyura. Ocypodidae) on a Kuwait mudflat