Crustacea

Hey everyone. I'm having a bit of trouble here. My school science book states that the shrimp is a member of the class crustacea, implying that crustacea is a class. Wikipedia states that the shrimp belongs in the class malocostraca. It says that crustacea is a subphylum and not an ...

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... described species, no other class comes even close to the insects. The two distant runner-up classes are the Gastropoda, or the snails, and the Crustacea, the crabs and their relatives. They each have about 40 to 50 thousand species. The mammals, on the other hand, have fewer species than do ...

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... include subphylum trilobita subphylum chelicerata class merostomata-horseshoe crabs class arachnida - spiders,scorpions,ect. subphylum crustacea-crabs,shrimp,lobster subphylum uniramia class chilopoda-centipede class diplopoda-millipede class insecta - insects Phylum mollusca include... ...

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... belongs to the phylum echinodermata, subphylum asterozoa, class asteroidea. Crayfish belongs to the phylum arthropoda, subphylum branchiata, class crustacea, tarantula is the member of the phylum arthropoda, subphylum chelicerata, class aranoidea and bee belongs to the same phylum as tarantula ...

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... Arachnida, Order Scorpiones Newt: Phylum chordata, class lissamphibia, order caudata, family salamandridae Lobster: Phylum Arthropoda, subphylum crustacea, class malacostraca, order decapoda, suborder pleocyemata, infaorder astacidea, family nephropidae coral: phylum cnidaria, class anthozoa ...

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