^Mysis^ ^M. sternolepis^
^Euphausia^
Order =DECAPODA= (/Thoracic segments unite with head and form
cephalothorax, which is covered by carapace; eyes stalked;
maxillipeds have exopodites; five pairs of walking-feet
without exopodites/)
Suborder ~MACRURA~ (/Abdomen usually longer than
cephalothorax and commonly extended; rostrum usually
prominent; eyes not inclosed in orbits; antennæ and
antennules large; antennæ have exopodites/)
Set Free-swimming Forms: Shrimps and Prawns
^Penæus^ ^P. setiferus^
^P. brasiliensis^
^Palæmonetes^ ^P. vulgaris^
^Crangon^ ^C. vulgaris^
^C. franciscorum^
Families Genera Species
Set Creeping Forms: Lobsters and Crawfish
ASTACOIDÆ ^Homarus^ ^H. americanus^
^Panulirus^ ^P. interruptus^
^P. argus^
^Scyllarus^
Set Anomalous Forms: Approaching the Brachyura
Suborder ~ANOMURA~ (Of these Families, the Lithodidæ have
/Fifth pair of feet folded under the carapace/)
DROMIDÆ ^Hippoconcha^ ^H. arcuata^
PAGURIDÆ ^Pagurus^ ^P. bernhardus^
^P. pollicaris^
^P. longicarpus^
^Clibanarius^ ^C. vittatus^
^Pylopagurus^
CENOBITIDÆ ^Cenobita^ ^C. diogenes^
HIPPIDÆ ^Hippa^ ^H. talpoida^
^H. analoga^
^Albunæa^ ^A. gibbesii^
PORCELLANIDÆ ^Porcellana^ ^P. sayana^
^P. sexspinosus^
^Petrolisthes^ ^P. armatus^
LITHODIDÆ ^Lithodes^ ^L. maia^
^Echidnocerus^ ^E. cibarius^
^E. foriminatus^
^Acantholithodes^ ^A. hispidus^
^Cryptolithodes^ ^C. sitchensis^
^Phyllolithodes^ ^P. papillosus^
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