There certainly should be one " main " page for " Crab "; the present page may be well-written; I don't know to what extent its remarks apply only to Brachyura or to Anomura as well; perhaps this should be addressed in the main article.
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This can be confusing ( proofs : Casual glance at the page convinces one king crab is in Brachyura; " I " was confused, however briefly . ) There " is " a page " Crab ( disambiguation ) " but it does " not " address the confusion at all.
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The decapods are further subdivided on the basis of the gill structure into two suborders Dendrobranchiata ( prawns ) and Pleocyemata, which is further subdivided into several infraorders, such as the Caridea ( " true shrimp " ), the Stenopodidea ( boxer shrimp ) and the Anomura and the Brachyura ( crabs ) and so forth.
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Similar species are " Niebla brachyura ", distinguished by containing the lichen substance hypoprotocetraric acid, " Niebla pulchribarbara ", distinguished by containing protocetraric acid, and " Niebla limicola ", that differs by the broad flattened curled ( crispate ) branches near base from which short bifurcate acicular branchlets develop.
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"Niebla brachyura " is recognized by a hemispherical thallus similar to the reindeer lichen " Cladonia rangiferina ", loosely attached to soil without a holdfast, intricately divided into thick rigid tubular prismatic branches irregularly forked near apex, the tips usually with black dot-like pycnidia, and by containing the lichen substance hypoprotocetraric acid.
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"Niebla brachyura " was first collected just north of Punta Santa Rosalillita in May 1986 as part of a 100 gram sample that largely contained " Niebla caespitosa " intended for anti-HIV screening by the National Cancer Institute, but the sample was not submitted because of the novel chemotype that was discovered for the genus.
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