- A
shrimp (pl.:
shrimp (US) or
shrimps (UK)) is a
crustacean (a form of s****fish) with an
elongated body and a
primarily swimming mode of
locomotion –...
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Caprellidae is a
family of
amphipods commonly known as
skeleton shrimps.
Their common name
denotes the
threadlike slender body
which allows them to virtually...
-
bodies more
commonly known as "
skeleton shrimps"
Feeder shrimp (gl****
shrimp): Palaemonetes,
small mostly transparent shrimp commonly sold for use in freshwater...
- for
large swimming crustaceans or
shrimp,
especially those with
commercial significance in the
fishing industry.
Shrimp in this
category often belong to...
- Caprella mutica,
commonly known as the ****anese
skeleton shrimp, is a
species of
skeleton shrimp. They are
relatively large caprellids,
reaching a maximum...
- not a true
louse (which are insects), but
rather is
related to the
skeleton shrimp, most
species of
which are
found in
shallower waters.
Whale lice are...
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Morphology of a male
skeleton shrimp,
Caprella mutica...
- for some of the clades:
Crustaceans such as crabs, lobsters, crayfish,
shrimp, and
prawns have long been part of
human cuisine, and are now
raised commercially...
- and
consumes both
plant material and
small marine organisms like
skeleton shrimp. S. cirrhifer is host of the
parasite Peniculus minuticaudae. Some...
- The
Chinese white shrimp,
oriental shrimp, or
fleshy prawn (Fenneropenaeus chinensis) is a
species of
shrimp. It is
cultivated at an
industrial level off...