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The 63 pages that link to Decapoda, each with the reason it gives.

• LeptostracaCompared with: Decapods lack the leptostracan combination of a large bivalved carapace and leaflike thoracic limbs.

• Maja squinadoNarrower topic: Its ten limbs place the species within this order.

• Metanephrops challengeriNarrower topic: Its five pairs of thoracic legs place it among decapods.

• Palaemon serratusNarrower topic: Palaemon serratus belongs to this order, whose defining limb arrangement includes its ten legs.

• Pandalus borealisNarrower topic: The species belongs to this order of crustaceans.

• Penaeus monodonNarrower topic: The giant tiger prawn belongs to this crustacean order.

• Procambarus alleniNarrower topic: Its ten walking legs place the Florida blue crayfish among decapods.

• Ranina raninaNarrower topic: The spanner crab belongs to this diverse crustacean order.

• Reef lobsterNarrower topic: Reef lobsters belong to this broad crustacean order.

• RhynchocinetidaeNarrower topic: Rhynchocinetidae belongs to this order of ten-legged crustaceans.

• Shrimp and prawn as foodNarrower topic: Shrimp and prawns belong to this larger group of edible crustaceans.

• TrapeziidaeNarrower topic: Trapeziidae belongs to this larger group of ten-legged crustaceans.

• Velvet crabNarrower topic: This order provides the broader crustacean group that contains the velvet crab.