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Also, there is an entire crab feed that (per my opinion) belongs to true and false crabs both 🦀
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not a crab, but I do not care, Rocky can be on the crab feed 🦀
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indeed, pt2 🦀
Jo Wolfe, PhD @jopabinia.bsky.social
#InsertAnInvert2024 WHO ARE IN THE FALSE CRABS. The Anomura, on the right side, include: - squat lobsters (contains porcelain crabs) - more squat lobsters (contains Lomis, yeti crabs) - mole crabs - hermit crabs (contains king crabs, coconut crabs) 🦀🦑🧪 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....
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and nevertheless yeti crabs are on the crab feed while lobsters, moles, and David Hasselhoff are not 🦀
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there should always be more crab related literature in the world.
sharing it with the 🦀 feed
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must share this with the crab feed though! 🦀
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Night dive with the locals in NJ
We fought the current on the way out to have an easy ride back to the entrance/exit point. 73F, 60min dive 🤿🐙🦑🦀
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🦀¿Sabías que…? Pachygrapsus marmoratus debe su nombre al patrón marmoleado de su caparazón, claramente visible en este ejemplar. Es semiterrestre respira tanto en el aire como en el agua: en verano ocupa zonas altas del intermareal y en invierno lleva una vida más acuática. 🌊 (Fusi et al., 2016)
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Paguritta! 🦀
JBGarrity Photography @joegarrity.bsky.social
Coral hermit crabs are exceptionally tiny. They make their homes in reef cavities, about the diameter of a pencil. Taken on Green Island in Taiwan. #marinelifephotography #marinelife #wildlifephotography #wildlife #naturephotography #nature #macrophotography #macro #eastcoastkin #scuba #photography
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Thumbnail and first few seconds are Pseudocarcinus gigas, the heaviest crab 🦀
Great Southern Reef Foundation @greatsouthernreef.bsky.social
The GSR is best known for the kelp forests fringing Australia’s southern coastline. But reef habitat does not end where the kelp disappears. Learn more in our new article greatsouthernreef.com/zeehan Footage Credit: IMAS, Parks Australia
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Pretty sad story tbh 🦀
Primary paper here
esajournals.onlinelibrary….
404 Media @404media.co
Scientists discovered a crab that had spent months at sea stuck in a bottle, subsisting on algae and fish that wandered into its plastic lair. The lonely mariner offers a warning about the impacts of human pollution on wildlife worldwide.
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One of my papers inspired a few entries in a project to define every English word via limericks.
This one for several high level crab groupings 🦀
www.oedilf.com/db/Lim.php?V...
This for my favorite crab species!
www.oedilf.com/db/Lim.php?V...
Anna Kornbluh @annakornbluh.bsky.social
what's your emily wilson onion accomplishment, mine is a peer-reviewed scholarly article with footnote to Dwayne The Rock
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Regular reminder: king crabs are secretly weird hermit crabs #carcinization 🦀
It's even the thumbnail of my paper!
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/d….
onlinelibrary.wiley.com
How to become a crab: Phenotypic constraints on a recurring body plan
An example of convergent evolution, the king crab represents one of five instances where carcinization, the gain of a crab-like body form, has occurred in crustaceans. We propose the flattened carapa...
MBARI @mbarinews.bsky.social
Seafloor snacking at its spiniest 🦀 This decadent decapod, Paralithodes sp., is also known as a king crab. Spiny king crabs crawl across the seafloor in search of their next meal, which could be other crabs, sea stars, dead animals, or organic material that sank from the surface waters above.
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