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Xiphosura / Living fossils / Atlantic horseshoe crab / Horseshoe crab / Crab / Opisthosoma / Fiddler crab / Arthropod / Telson / Mangrove horseshoe crab / Chelicerata
Date: 2014-06-26 15:52:58
Xiphosura
Living fossils
Atlantic horseshoe crab
Horseshoe crab
Crab
Opisthosoma
Fiddler crab
Arthropod
Telson
Mangrove horseshoe crab
Chelicerata

ACTIVITY 7 Hooray for Horseshoe Crabs Estuary Principle Animal species that live in the estuary have specialized physical, biological, and behavioral adaptations which allow them to survive in the ever-changing estuary

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