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The decapods or Decapoda are an order of crustaceans within the class Malacostraca, including many familiar groups, such as crayfish, crabs, lobsters, prawns and shrimp. Most decapods are scavengers.
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Description of the mechanism of the crayfish heartbeat.
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Descriptions of various coastal and terrestrial crabs occurring in Seychelles. With many pictures of crabs and description of the various islands and habitats.
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Provides a great deal of information on Callinectes sapidus, their identification, biology, how they are caught, how to eat them, crab news and a forum.
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A look at an unusual and little known creature.
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Images of dozens of species, mainly from the central United States.
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Research projects by Bauer and students on caridean and penaeid shrimps and other decapod crustaceans, emphasizing mating systems, breeding, hermaphroditism, coloration, grooming, fouling, seagrass fauna, publications.
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Information on viruses, bacteria, fungi, protozoans, metazoan parasites, and commensals affecting freshwater crayfish in aquaculture and in nature.
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Description, bulletins, diet, habitat, breeding, migration, and human impact on the most populous crab species on Christmas Island.
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Profile of this species, which is becoming established on the east coast of the US. Includes photos and maps.
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A cooperative program of research and education with the lobster industry at the University of Maine. Information generated through the Institute about the American lobster (Homarus americanus) is intended to help conserve and enhance the resource, thereby ensuring the continuance of a strong and healthy industry in the state and the region.
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An introduction to flora and fauna of mangrove habitats in Kenya, with a focus on crabs.
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Encyclopedia article covering the order, with details of anatomy, classification, and photos of sample species.
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Rod Attrill’s article outlines the strange life of Cardisoma guanhumi, and the mosquito and fish that share its burrow.
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Two photographs of a crab emerging from its burrow. From Kenya Beasts.
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Photographic study of this crustacean by Hugh Mitchell-Tapping with close-ups of various appendages and information and photographs of developing larvae.
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Information and a photograph of this crustacean discovered living in hydrothermal vents deep in the Pacific Ocean in 2005.
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Research project by Sarah Luchsinger on Paralithodes camtschatica, including its classification, habitat, adaptation, nutrition, reproduction and interactions with other species.
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Information from Wikipedia on Litopenaeus vannamei from the Eastern Pacific, a species widely grown in shrimp farms for use as food.
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Photograph of this species and information on its taxonomy, description, habitat and distribution, life history, population biology, physical tolerances and ecology.
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Photograph of this species and information on its taxonomy, description, habitat and distribution, life history, population biology, physical tolerances and ecology.
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