crustacean , auch: crustaceous

New insect and crustacean species have been discovered in the park.

Crustacean culture is primarily concerned with two species of shrimp and some crabs.

The metamorphosis continued up his muscular arms as his human form gave way to a more crustacean anatomy.

In the area of rock rubble fields and high ridges the vegetation was mainly crustacean lichens.

"I call this floor the water floor," he added, pointing out that across the landing, by coincidence, is a bedroom based on a crustacean theme.

The foods most often associated with exercise-induced allergy are crustacean shellfish, alcohol, tomatoes, cheese, and celery.

Specific microbial and crustacean species thrive in these high salinity environments that are otherwise inhospitable to most lifeforms.

Mantis shrimps are crustacean stomatopods.

There are 33 crustacean species found in the Colorado River and its tributaries within Grand Canyon National Park.

Instead of "crustacean cracks," "molluscan cracks" or "bivalvian cracks" would be correct.

Its flora and fauna are typically Mediterranean including groupers, lobsters, congers and moray eels, and thriving crustacean life.

The diet of juveniles in Hawaiian and South African estuaries has also been determined, with these younger fish having a more crustacean based diet than the adults.

Diving petrels are plankton feeders, taking mostly crustacean prey such as krill, copepods and the amphipod Themisto gaudichaudii, also taking small fish and squid.

Paul Seaton studied crustacean population ecology at the University of California, Santa Barbara from 1974-1976, and graduated from Alaska Vocational Technical Center in Diesel Mechanics in 1979.

Lekev's face was covered in a metallic material shaped into the stark features of a humanoid skull, while overlapping bands of chitinous, lobster-colored fabric wrapped his cranium, giving him a faintly crustacean appearance.

No insect-like, vermiculate or crustacean Abominable, no twitching feelers, rasping wings, slimy coils, curling tentacles, no monstrous union of superhuman intelligence and insatiable cruelty seemed to him anything but likely on an alien world.

Steve Heins, head of the fin-fish and crustacean section of New York s Department of Environmental Conservation, said the restrictions were issued to protect endangered fisheries and adhere to federal guidelines, lest the state be ordered to close its waters to commercial fishing altogether.