Nephropidae

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Nephropidae is a family of large marine crustaceans commonly known as true lobsters, characterized by their elongated bodies, muscular tails, and prominent claws.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf crustacean family
taxonomic family
characterizedBy elongated bodies
muscular tails
prominent claws
class Malacostraca NERFINISHED
commonName true lobsters
describedAs family of large marine crustaceans
developmentType indirect development with larval stages
distinguishedFrom slipper lobsters
spiny lobsters
ecologicalRole benthic predator
benthic scavenger
economicImportance commercially fished
important seafood resource
feedingType omnivorous
predator
scavenger
geographicDistribution Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
Indian Ocean NERFINISHED
Mediterranean Sea NERFINISHED
Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
habitat benthic zones
continental shelf regions
marine environments
hasMorphologicalFeature antennae
five pairs of walking legs
hard exoskeleton
large chelae on first pair of pereopods
segmented body
includesTaxon Acanthacaris NERFINISHED
Eunephrops NERFINISHED
Homarus NERFINISHED
Metanephrops NERFINISHED
Nephrops NERFINISHED
Thymopides NERFINISHED
Thymops NERFINISHED
infraorder Astacidea NERFINISHED
kingdom Animalia
lifestyle mostly nocturnal
notableSpecies Homarus americanus NERFINISHED
Homarus gammarus
Nephrops norvegicus
order Decapoda NERFINISHED
phylum Arthropoda
reproduction sexual reproduction
suborder Pleocyemata NERFINISHED
subphylum Crustacea NERFINISHED
superfamily Nephropoidea NERFINISHED
taxonRank family

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American lobster family Nephropidae