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The 30 pages that link to Crab, each with the reason it gives.

• Crab meatNarrower topic: Crab meat is the edible tissue of these animals.

• PortunidaeNarrower topic: Portunidae is one family within the broader diversity of crabs.

• Christmas Island red crabNarrower topic: Red crabs share the basic anatomy and life cycle of other crabs.

• Fiddler crabNarrower topic: Fiddler crabs are specialized members of the broader crab group.

• MajoideaNarrower topic: Majoids are one distinctive branch of the broader crab body plan.

• Crab trapNarrower topic: Crab anatomy and behavior determine which openings and enclosures can capture it.

• Japanese spider crabNarrower topic: The Japanese spider crab is an unusually large member of this familiar body plan.

• Terrestrial crabNarrower topic: Terrestrial crabs are land-adapted members of the broader crab body plan.

• Carcinus maenasNarrower topic: The familiar crab body plan frames the green crab's distinctive adaptations.

• ChionoecetesNarrower topic: The genus belongs to the broad group commonly called crabs.

• Freshwater crabNarrower topic: Freshwater crabs share the crab body plan but belong to multiple lineages.

• Maja squinadoNarrower topic: The species shares the compact body plan that defines true crabs.

• Velvet crabNarrower topic: The velvet crab shares the crab body plan while belonging to a swimming-crab family.