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The 14 pages that link to Brachyura, each with the reason it gives.

• DecapodaBroader topic: True crabs are a highly diverse decapod lineage with a distinctive body form.

• AnomuraCompared with: True crabs resemble some anomurans, but belong to a separate decapod infraorder.

• PenaeidaeCompared with: Crabs share decapod ancestry with penaeids but have a strongly different body form.

• PortunidaeNarrower topic: Swimming crabs are true crabs within this infraorder.

• Snow crabNarrower topic: Snow crab belongs to this broader group of true crabs.

• DecapodBroader topic: True crabs are a prominent decapod group with a compact, broad body plan.

• MajoideaNarrower topic: Majoidea belongs among the true crabs, rather than the other decapod groups.

• AxiideaCompared with: True crabs have a compact body plan unlike the elongated, burrowing axiidean form.

• Cancer pagurusNarrower topic: This infraorder places Cancer pagurus among true crabs.

• Carcinus maenasNarrower topic: This is the larger crab group to which Carcinus maenas belongs.

• DromiidaeNarrower topic: Dromiidae belongs to this major group of crabs.

• HippoideaCompared with: True crabs contrast with hippoids, which belong to Anomura despite their crablike appearance.

• Ranina raninaNarrower topic: It places the spanner crab within the broader group of true crabs.

• TrapeziidaeNarrower topic: Trapeziidae is a family within the true crabs.