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The 9 pages that link to Cheliped, each with the reason it gives.

• DecapodaBroader topic: The first pair of decapod walking limbs is often modified into these claws.

• CrabRelated: A crab’s first pair of legs commonly forms its conspicuous claws.

• Hermit crabBroader topic: Hermit crabs use their claws to block shell openings and handle food.

• LobsterBroader topic: In clawed lobsters, the first pair of walking legs forms large chelipeds.

• American lobsterBroader topic: Its two prominent front claws are specialized chelipeds.

• Coconut crabBroader topic: Its powerful chelipeds crack hard foods and help move heavy objects.

• PortunidaeRelated: Portunid chelipeds aid in feeding, defense, and species identification.

• DecapodBroader topic: Some decapods use their first pair of walking legs as grasping claws.

• Japanese spider crabRelated: Its front pair of legs ends in claws, unlike its much longer walking legs.