No, it is located in their thorax just below the head. But it does seem that way because their exoskeleton covers its short thorax so it looks like it only has two parts, the head and the tail.
a shrimps heart is located on its head
No, it isn't. The heart is in the pereion (thorax). Note that shrimp's cephalon (head) and pereion are both covered by a unique "shell" called carapace.
The heart of a shrimp is located in it's head!
No, it isn't. The heart is in the pereion (thorax). Note that shrimp's cephalon (head) and pereion are both covered by a unique "shell" called carapace
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No, the shrimps heart is located in its head.
A shrimps heart is located on its head. If we base it on the exact anatomy of a shrimp, its heart is located on its thorax just after the head, but both the head and the thorax are covered with a single exoskeleton only, that is why the shrimps thorax can be mistaken as still part of the shrimps head. But in general, we see a shrimp divided only into 2 parts, the head and the tail, we see no thorax in it.
! No, it is located in their head.
In the abdomen on dorsal side .
in the head
A shrimps head is located to it's back because i dissected one.
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The simple answer is that a shrimp's heart is located in its head.In more detail:Shrimps' heart is situated inside the supero-posterior part of the pereion (thorax), above the gonads.
That is the brains and spinel cord of the shrimp.
They are also called sideswimmers, but they are really not freshwater shrimps, though some people call them that. They are a type of amphipod, which is related to freshwater shrimps.
Camaron or Langostino (when it´s a really huge Shrimp)
Big shrimps like to eat little shrimps