Crustacean

... it from the other side and you will see red. That is capillary blood you are observing. It's red folks. If you see blue when you do this, your a crustacean. RLJ

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... etc) - and who like all animals have a set of genes called hox genes, which lay down some of the basic patterns during development. He compared a crustacean, the shrimp artemia, with the fruit fly and concluded that the hox genes existed in their full complement in a common ancestor. Most importantly, ...

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... teacher when we were learning about arthropodes and the differences between centipedes and millipedes how you would classify a rollie pollie = a Crustacean? really? crazy. So I guess it is a land evolved crustacean, so gills or being able to live in water is not a definite characteristic of crustaceans? ...

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... Both can occur in marine, estuarine and freshwater environments, depending in the species in question. What are prawns? They are small 'crustaceans' (like crabs and lobsters) found in both marine and fresh water environments around the world. Two main groups of prawn are produced commercially: ...

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