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What type of organism is a crab?

What type of organism is a crab?
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What type of organism is a crab?

What type of organism is a crab?-example-1
User Akshay Goyal
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Answer:

Crabs are Benthos.

Step-by-step explanation:

  • Crabs belong to the subphylum Crustacean
  • Crabs are invertebrates
  • Crabs are neither amphibians nor reptiles
  • Life in the benthos region is organized by size.
  • Benthic organisms live on or just beneath the bottom of the lagoon or in the intertidal zone
  • Crabs live on ocean floor.
User PhilDulac
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Answer:

Benthos

Step-by-step explanation:

because they live on the ocean floor

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