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Definition of crusta
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Crusta
(n.) A crust or
shell.
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Shrimp
::
Shrimp
(v.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
macruran
Crustacea
belonging
to
Crangon
and
various
allied
genera,
having
a
slender
body and long legs. Many of them are used as food. The
larger
kinds are
called
also
prawns.
See
Illust.
of
Decapoda..
Malacostraca
::
Malacostraca
(n. pl.) A
subclass
of
Crustacea,
including
Arthrostraca
and
Thoracostraca,
or all those
higher
than the
Entomostraca..
Crayfish
::
Crayfish
(n.) Any
crustacean
of the
family
Astacidae,
resembling
the
lobster,
but
smaller,
and found in fresh
waters.
Crawfishes
are
esteemed
very
delicate
food both in
Europe
and
America.
The North
American
species
are
numerous
and
mostly
belong
to the genus
Cambarus.
The blind
crawfish
of the
Mammoth
Cave is
Cambarus
pellucidus.
The
common
European
species
is
Astacus
fluviatilis..
Shrimp
::
Shrimp
(v.) In a loose
sense,
any small
crustacean,
including
some
amphipods
and even
certain
entomostracans;
as, the fairy
shrimp,
and brine
shrimp.
See under
Fairy,
and
Brine..
Facet
::
Facet (n.) One of the
numerous
small eyes which make up the
compound
eyes of
insects
and
crustaceans.
Scale
::
Scale (n.) An
incrustation
deposit
on the
inside
of a
vessel
in which water is
heated,
as a steam
boiler..
Crustalogist
::
Crustalogist
(n.) One
versed
in
crustalogy.
Sloughing
::
Sloughing
(n.) The act of
casting
off the skin or
shell,
as do
insects
and
crustaceans;
ecdysis..
Stalking-horse
::
Stalk-eyed
(a.)
Having
the eyes
raised
on a
stalk,
or
peduncle;
--
opposed
to
sessile-eyed.
Said
especially
of
podophthalmous
crustaceans..
Pagurian
::
Pagurian
(n.) Any one of a tribe of
anomuran
crustaceans,
of which
Pagurus
is a type; the
hermit
crab. See
Hermit
crab, under
Hermit..
Siphon
::
Siphon
(n.) The
sucking
proboscis
of
certain
parasitic
insects
and
crustaceans.
Cypris
::
Cypris
(n.) A genus of
small,
bivalve,
fresh-water
Crustacea,
belonging
to the
Ostracoda;
also, a
member
of this
genus..
Insect
::
Insect
(n.) Any small
crustacean.
In a wider
sense,
the word is often
loosely
applied
to
various
small
invertebrates..
Urogastric
::
Urogastric
(a.)
Behind
the
stomach;
-- said of two lobes of the
carapace
of
certain
crustaceans.
Millerite
::
Millerite
(n.) A
sulphide
of
nickel,
commonly
occurring
in
delicate
capillary
crystals,
also in
incrustations
of a
bronze
yellow;
--
sometimes
called
hair
pyrites..
Hair
::
Hair (n.) A
slender
outgrowth
from the
chitinous
cuticle
of
insects,
spiders,
crustaceans,
and other
invertebrates.
Such hairs are
totally
unlike
those of
vertebrates
in
structure,
composition,
and mode of
growth..
Rostrum
::
Rostrum
(n.) The
anterior,
often
spinelike,
prolongation
of the
carapace
of a
crustacean,
as in the
lobster
and the
prawn..
Greenockite
::
Greenockite
(n.)
Native
cadmium
sulphide,
a
mineral
occurring
in
yellow
hexagonal
crystals,
also as an
earthy
incrustation..
Lucifer
::
Lucifer
(n.) A genus of
free-swimming
macruran
Crustacea,
having
a
slender
body and long
appendages..
Endostoma
::
Endostoma
(n.) A plate which
supports
the
labrum
in
certain
Crustacea.
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