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Listed below are all gallery images in the Blue Crabs subcategory of the Crustaceans and Other Marine Arthropods main site category. To see the full details of an image, select the name of the image or select the image itself.
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Callinectes sapidus male
Callinectes sapidus female
Male Blue Crab

Female Blue Crab
Immature Female Blue Crab
Molting Crab

A Crab and Its Molt
Limb Buds
Mating Pair

Ovigerous Female
Barnacle parasite
Pepperspot disease

Blue Crab Trap
Caught!
Escape Ring

Finding a Trap
Everyone Out!
Measuring Crabs

Weighing Crabs
Meanwhile, Back at the Lab
Bycatch: Callinectes similis

Bycatch: Pass Crab
Bycatch: Gulf Calico Crab
Bycatch: Common Spider Crab

Bycatch: Stone Crab
Bycatch: Florida Crown Conch
Bycatch: Pear Whelk
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