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The 18 pages that link to Crustacea, each with the reason it gives.

• MalacostracaNarrower topic: Malacostraca is the largest class within this broader crustacean group.

• AnomuraNarrower topic: Anomurans belong to this broader arthropod group.

• CarideaNarrower topic: This broader group provides the arthropod lineage to which carideans belong.

• Crustacean larvaNarrower topic: Crustacean larvae are juvenile stages within this arthropod group.

• ShrimpNarrower topic: Their jointed limbs and hard exoskeleton place shrimp among crustaceans.

• ZoeaNarrower topic: Zoeae occur in multiple crustacean lineages, not just crabs.

• IsopodaNarrower topic: Isopods are crustaceans, sharing their fundamental body plan and evolutionary ancestry.

• BranchiopodaNarrower topic: Branchiopoda is one major crustacean lineage.

• MajoideaNarrower topic: This broader lineage supplies the arthropod framework for Majoidea.

• ArgulidaeNarrower topic: Argulidae belongs to this broader arthropod group.

• AxiideaNarrower topic: Axiideans inherit the segmented body and jointed appendages characteristic of crustaceans.

• DromiidaeNarrower topic: Dromiidae is nested within this broader arthropod group.

• HippoideaNarrower topic: Hippoidea belongs to this arthropod group, characterized by a hard external skeleton.

• Squilla mantisNarrower topic: This broader group includes Squilla mantis and its decapod seafood lookalikes.