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The blue crab is a general term that refers to four different species that share similarities:
The Japanese blue crab and the blue swimmer crab are the only two that are within the same genus.
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∙ 13y agoCallinectes sopidus
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∙ 12y agoThere are many species of king crab. Without knowing which on you are talking about specifically, it's hard to pinpoint a specific species.
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∙ 13y agoPediculosis Pubis
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∙ 13y agoa king crab
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What are crabs scientific name?
The Blue crabs scientific name is callinectes sapidus.
Hermit crabs scientific name?
they dont have a scientic name
What is a blue crabs scientific name?
Callinectes sapidus
What is horseshoe crabs scientific name?
Limulus polyphemus.
What is the blue crabs scientific name?
Callinedes SapidusThis means "savory beautiful swimmer"
What is the scientific name for starfish?
The scientific name for a starfish in general is 'Asterias Forbesii'
What does the name hepotaliosis anacodiatrochious mean?
It is the scientific name for general hepatitis
What is the scientific name for the seal?
The scientific name for seals in general is Pinnipedia. Bear in mind that specific scientific name depends on the exact species. Phoca largha for example is the scientific name for the spotted seal.
What is a Scientific name for octopus and squid?
The Scientific name for the general Octopus is Octopus Vulgaris.The Scientific name for the common squid is Loligo opalescens.Both octopus and squid (and cuttlefish) are cephalopods.
What is the general scientific name of a spider?
Kingdom:AnimaliaPhylum:ArthropodaSubphylum:Chelicerata(unranked):ArachnomorphaClass:ArachnidaOrder:Araneae
What is the scientific name of turtle?
The scientific name for turtles in general is Testudines. Bear in mind that different species also have specific subnames. Trionyx triunguis for example is the scientific name for the African Softshell Turtle.
What is a crabs maori name?
The general Maori word for crab is sometimes listed as 'papaku' and sometimes as 'papaka'. One term refers to a single crab while the other to crabs as a species.
