Can help to identify this crab?

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Can help to identify this crustacea?

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C. Viswanathan

It's look like porcellanid crab

Ton van Haaren

I agree with porcellanid crab (e.g. Pisidia, Porcellana) for only the last pair of legs are reduced in size and positioned dorsally.

Prakash Sanjeevi

A porcelain crab. Might be a Petrolisthes sp. I would suggest you contact Dr. Masayuki Osawa, Shimane University for porcelain crab identification. His email id is: [email protected]. He might of great help for species ID.

Regards

Prakash

Noori Abdul-nabi Nasir

it could be porcellanid crab

Chloé Dancie

I agree with porcellanid crab

Yes, porcellanid crab