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- 1. Crabs and Cyclops Presented by group 11
- 2. Classification of crabs Kingdom ;Animalia Phylum ;Arthropoda Class ;Malacostraca Oder ;Decapoda Family ;Brachyura Scientific N ;Brachyura Common name ;Crabs
- 3. General introduction . Crabs are sea creature with a flat round body covered by a shell ,and five pair of legs with large claws on the front pairs crabs usually mover sideways .the can actually move in all direction ,but mostly run sideways , crabs are decapods meaning the have 10legs female crabs usually release 1000 to 2000 eggs at once .the live span of a small crab averages around 3-4 years but larger species such as the giant Japanese spider crab can live as long as 100 years
- 4. General characteristics of crabs Most crabs are decapods meaning that the have one legs Double antennae most grabs processes a pair of antennae The move slide way The live both in land and in water The are generally made of a thin exoskeleton composed primarily of chitin with a pair of chelae [claws] The vary in size from pea crabs ,a few millimeters wide ,and the Japanese spider crab with a leg span up to 4m The feed on small fish ,dead animals small clams see weeds and some algae
- 20. Reproduction in crabs • All species of crabs reproduce by lieing eggs but the male and the female still have to fertilize the eggs • During meeting the female crab carry the male on his back for up to two weeks after which the female stores the male sperms in backs on her abdomen . • Female crabs can only mate after they molt or shed their shell ,when the female is about molt ,she release a pheromones that help attract men to come and fight over the female
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- 22. Importance of crabs there are a vital food source to sea animals like the seals the whales the penguins The also help mitigate carbon from the atmosphere which can help to mitigate the effect of climate change The are rich in vitamins and minerals and also contain low amounts of fat and contain omega 3 polyunsaturated acids which help provide protection from heart disease and aid brain development The contain selenium which play am important role in the immune system
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