Pagurus longicarpus
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| Pagurus longicarpus[1] (Say, 1817) |
Pagurus longicarpus, the long-clawed hermit crab, is a small (up to ½ in) common subtidal decapod ranging out to 150 feet deep found living in shells from periwinkles, oyster drills, and eastern mud snails.
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