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Ucides is a
genus of
mangrove crabs in the
monotypic family Ucididae,
containing two species:
Ucides cordatus (Linnaeus, 1763) –
Atlantic coast from Florida...
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Ucides cordatus, the
swamp ghost crab (or caranguejo-uçá in Portuguese), is one of two
species of
crabs in the
genus Ucides. This
species of crab is native...
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exceptions being the
members of the
genus Ocypode,
ghost crabs, and the
genus Ucides,
mangrove crabs.
These genera belong to the
family Ocypodidae:
Afruca Crane...
- to 20 species, many of
which live in mangroves, Americas, Indo-Pacific
Ucides cordatus,
western Atlantic Ocean When young,
mangrove crabs get most of...
- The
Union of
Islamic Communities of
Spain (
UCIDE; Spanish: Unión de
Comunidades Islámicas de España) is a
religious organization with seat
centered in...
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ragworms (Nereis),
mollusks (such as Melampus),
small crabs (Aratus, Uca and
Ucides) and
other crustaceans, such as crayfish. The
large quantity of
shrimp and...
- Hispanomuslim.
Media related to
Madrid Central Mosque at
Wikimedia Commons UCIDE's official website 40°27′24.2″N 3°42′3.6″W / 40.456722°N 3.701000°W /...
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Mangroves provide habitat for
juvenile fishes and crustacea. The
Mangrave crab (
Ucides cordatus) is
particularly important as an
economic and
subsistence resource...
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Grapsus grapsus Family Ocypodidae Ocypode quadrata Uca
burgersi Uca
vocator Ucides cordatus Family Plagusiidae Plagusia depressa Family Portunidae Callinectes...
- (2009). "Activity patterns,
feeding and
burrowing behaviour of the crab
Ucides cordatus (Ucididae) in a high
intertidal mangrove forest in
North Brazil"...
