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The 59 pages that link to Crustacean, each with the reason it gives.

• ArthropodBroader topic: Crustaceans show the diversity of arthropods in aquatic environments.

• MoltingBroader topic: Crustaceans commonly molt to grow and may also change color or reproductive condition.

• MoultingBroader topic: Crustaceans periodically shed their exoskeletons as they grow.

• ParaphylyBroader topic: Traditional crustaceans exclude insects, which evolved from within the crustacean lineage.

• ArthropodaBroader topic: Crustaceans show the phylum’s diversity in aquatic environments.

• AntennaBroader topic: Crustaceans commonly bear two pairs of antennae, unlike insects.

• ShellfishBroader topic: Shrimp, crabs, and lobsters are shellfish with crustacean anatomy.

• HemolymphBroader topic: Many crustaceans use copper-containing hemocyanin in hemolymph to transport oxygen.