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Homarus is a
genus of lobsters,
which include the
common and
commercially significant species Homarus americ**** (the
American lobster) and
Homarus gammarus...
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planktonic larvae.
Homarus gammarus is a
highly esteemed food, and is
widely caught using lobster pots,
mostly around the
British Isles.
Homarus gammarus is...
- The
American lobster (
Homarus americ****) is a
species of
lobster found on the
Atlantic coast of
North America,
chiefly from
Labrador to New Jersey. It...
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hatchery technology is
poised for commercialization.
Panulirus homarus was
named Cancer homarus in Carl Linnaeus'
Systema Naturae in 1758, the
starting point...
- than
those of
Homarus gammarus and
Homarus americ****. This is
thought to
indicate that
Homarinus bears fewer,
larger eggs than
Homarus, and that either...
- (Herbst, 1792) – Cape
lobster Homarus Weber, 1795
Homarus americ**** H. Milne-Edwards, 1837 –
American lobster Homarus gammarus (Linnaeus, 1758) – European...
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typical body
shape of a lobster,
albeit narrower than the
large genus Homarus. It is pale
orange in colour, and
grows to a
typical length of 18–20 centimetres...
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Homarus morrisi is a
species of
fossil lobster from the
Eocene of
southern England.
Specimens of H.
morrisi were
described as
early as 1849, but were...
- type
species of the
genus Homarus, thus
giving it the name
Homarus marinus (Fabricius, 1775). However, the type
species of
Homarus should always be cited...
- The type species, N. hakelensis, was
initially placed within the
genus Homarus in 1878, but it was
transferred to the
genus Notahomarus in 2017. These...
