order eurypterida eurypterida eurypterid old world crayfish pseudoscorpione
a small amount of brown crustaceans, including shrimp and lobster a pair of pincers or claws a large, flat claw on each back leg large, clawed, or pincer-like claws long, curved claws
two large front claws three long claws on each back foot long, hooked claws small crab with one enlarged claw two pairs of large claws on its forelimbs
a scorpion on a rock with a tree in the background
marron two large front claws three long claws on each back foot long, hooked claws small crab with one enlarged claw
crayfish which is a segmented body with three sections (cephalothorax, abdomen, and tail) crayfish which has two pairs of claws american lobster which has two large claws lobster which has two large claws american lobster which has two compound eyes
crayfish which is a segmented body with three sections (cephalothorax, abdomen, and tail) crayfish which has two pairs of claws lobster which has two large claws crayfish which has crustacean crayfish which has red, brown, blue, or green coloration
crustacean american lobster common yabby spiny lobster crayfish
american lobster spiny lobster crayfish lobster trilobite
isopod which has Hard exoskeleton crosshatched which has evenly spaced lines bracer which has usually adorned with intricate designs or patterns flaw which is an irregularity in the pattern or texture of the image detail which has texture
trilobite which has compound eyes trilobite which has long antennae isopod which has Crustaceans crayfish which has gills on the underside of the cephalothorax trilobite which has short, jointed legs