Nephrops norvegicus

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Nephrops norvegicus, commonly known as the Norway lobster or Dublin Bay prawn, is a commercially important burrowing crustacean found in muddy seabed habitats of the northeastern Atlantic and adjacent seas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf crustacean
species
associatedSea Dublin Bay NERFINISHED
behavior burrow dwelling
nocturnal foraging
binomialName Nephrops norvegicus NERFINISHED
bodyLength up to about 24 cm
class Malacostraca NERFINISHED
commercialImportance high
commercialUse seafood
commonName Dublin Bay prawn
Norway lobster NERFINISHED
scampi
describedBy Carl Linnaeus
diet benthic invertebrates
small fish
ecologicalRole benthic predator
prey for demersal fish
family Nephropidae NERFINISHED
fisheryType trawl fishery target
fishingMethod creels
otter trawls
genus Nephrops NERFINISHED
geographicDistribution Celtic Sea NERFINISHED
Irish Sea NERFINISHED
Mediterranean Sea NERFINISHED
North Sea NERFINISHED
northeastern Atlantic Ocean
parts of the Adriatic Sea
habitat burrows in soft sediment
muddy seabed
IUCNStatus Least Concern
kingdom Animalia
maximumDepth 800 m
minimumDepth 20 m
morphologicalFeature elongated body
long narrow claws
orange-pink coloration
well-developed rostrum
order Decapoda NERFINISHED
phylum Arthropoda NERFINISHED
productForm frozen scampi tails
whole fresh Norway lobster
reproduction external fertilization
females carry eggs on pleopods
taxonRank species
typicalDepthRange 200–400 m
yearDescribed 1758

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