Homarus

Target entity: Homarus
Context triple: [American lobster, genus, Homarus]

• A. Taroa
  Taroa is the main settlement and administrative center of Maloelap Atoll in the Marshall Islands, known historically for its World War II-era Japanese airbase.
• B. Marpissa
  Marpissa is a traditional Cycladic village on the Greek island of Paros, known for its narrow alleys, whitewashed houses, and hilltop views.
• C. Lamut
  Lamut is an indigenous Siberian people of northeastern Russia, more commonly known as the Even.
• D. Gorinhaiqua
  Gorinhaiqua was a Khoikhoi group in the Cape region known for resisting early Dutch colonial expansion during the 17th-century frontier conflicts.
• E. Thalassius
  Thalassius is a figure or persona known primarily as the addressee of the ancient text "Questions to Thalassius," in which theological or philosophical questions are posed to him.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Homarus
Target entity description: Homarus is a genus of large clawed marine lobsters that includes commercially important species such as the American and European lobsters.

• A. Taroa
  Taroa is the main settlement and administrative center of Maloelap Atoll in the Marshall Islands, known historically for its World War II-era Japanese airbase.
• B. Marpissa
  Marpissa is a traditional Cycladic village on the Greek island of Paros, known for its narrow alleys, whitewashed houses, and hilltop views.
• C. Lamut
  Lamut is an indigenous Siberian people of northeastern Russia, more commonly known as the Even.
• D. Gorinhaiqua
  Gorinhaiqua was a Khoikhoi group in the Cape region known for resisting early Dutch colonial expansion during the 17th-century frontier conflicts.
• E. Thalassius
  Thalassius is a figure or persona known primarily as the addressee of the ancient text "Questions to Thalassius," in which theological or philosophical questions are posed to him.
• F. None of above. chosen