Pinnotheres maculatus

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Pinnotheres maculatus

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pea crabs

In pea crab
P. maculatus, with a range similar to that of P. ostreum, is found in the shells of scallops, clams, and mussels. P. pisum, found in European coastal waters, lives in mussel and cockle shells.
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