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Color Coding Decapod Crustacean Structures for Identification

This guide provides a color-coding scheme for identifying various structures in decapod crustaceans. Each part is assigned a specific color to aid in recognition: the abdomen is red, swimmerets are blue, walking legs are green, the first antenna is grey, the second antenna is pink, and the cephalothorax is orange. This visual representation helps in studies and enhances understanding of crustacean anatomy, making it easier for researchers and enthusiasts alike to learn about these fascinating marine creatures.

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Color Coding Decapod Crustacean Structures for Identification

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  1. Directions: Color each of the following structures found on a decapod crustacean. Abdomen (1) – red Swimmeret (12) – blue Walking Legs (11) – green 1st Antenna (6) – grey 2nd Antenna (8)- pink Cephalothorax (2) – orange

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