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The 15 pages that link to Caridea, each with the reason it gives.

• DecapodaBroader topic: Many animals commonly called shrimp belong to this decapod lineage.

• AnomuraCompared with: Caridean shrimp provide a contrasting decapod body plan to the varied forms of Anomura.

• PenaeidaeCompared with: Caridean shrimp resemble penaeids but belong to a separate evolutionary lineage.

• Squat lobsterCompared with: Their extended abdomen contrasts with the tucked tail characteristic of squat lobsters.

• PrawnRelated: Many species called prawns belong to this shrimp-rich group.

• DecapodBroader topic: Many shrimp belong to this diverse group of mostly small-bodied decapods.

• StenopodideaCompared with: Caridean shrimps are a far more diverse shrimp group with a different body plan.

• Cleaner shrimpBroader topic: Cleaner shrimp are caridean shrimp, distinguished by their cleaning behavior rather than one single species.

• AlpheidaeRelated: Alpheidae are caridean shrimp, despite their distinctive enlarged claw.

• AxiideaCompared with: Carideans are true shrimps, unlike the burrowing ghost shrimps commonly grouped in Axiidea.

• Crangon crangonNarrower topic: Crangon crangon belongs to this shrimp group, distinguished by its pincer-bearing front legs.

• Palaemon serratusNarrower topic: Its body plan and evolutionary grouping distinguish this prawn from other shrimp-like decapods.

• Pandalus borealisNarrower topic: Pandalus borealis belongs to this diverse shrimp group.

• RhynchocinetidaeNarrower topic: The family is classified among caridean shrimps.

• Shrimp and prawn as foodBroader topic: Many familiar food shrimp belong to this biological group.