Crustacean used in a sentence

Crustacean in a sentence as a noun

The crustacean line simply hasn't explored these areas.

This affects tiny crustaceans, but also the young of large species such as king crabs.

There is a newest links page on a certain crustacean-named website which is a good source for this.

We have mapped the nervous system of a basic crustacean completely and it hasnt made any of the hard problems easier.

We eat many kinds of animals underwater like fishes, shellfishes, crustacean, eels, octopuses, etc.

I think the name is supposed to invoke quirky made-up singular form of crustacean + mustache, not crusty mustache.

The Swiss probably don't cook much live lobster or crayfish anyway, so chilling the live crustacean hasn't occured to the lawmakers.

Right now the only way carbon is permanently lost from the ecosystem is from ocean crustacean shells being lost to the bottom of the ocean.

Crustacean in a sentence as an adjective

A pair of scissors labeled "cynicism and greed" poised to shear the head off a crustacean labeled "meaningful societal advancement.

Lobsters are long-lived, advanced crustaceans and I welcome treating them as well as possible under the circumstances.

If better data about the crustacean minds contradicts that, his assessment needs to be updated, of course, but just from what we see from the BBC I'm not convinced that is the case.

I'm desperately holding myself back from getting distracted from work with a deep dive through crustacean nervous system anatomy here, so I'll just ask: in what way are they different?

"Taxonomically speaking, a lobster is a marine crustacean of the family Homaridae, characterized by five pairs of jointed legs, the first pair terminating in large pincerish claws used for subduing prey.

It also contains amphipod allergens that can cause serious allergic reactions, especially in highly sensitized crustacean-allergic people.

" To administer its vaccine, the Radvac group settled on mixing the peptides with chitosan, a substance from shrimp shells, which coats the peptides in a nanoparticle able to pass the mucous membrane "The author is in error, chitin is derived from crustacean shells, but chitosan is an artificial compound created by treating chitin with highly alkaline chemistry.