Species Identification
Species Identification: Find Species
Class: Malacostraca
Order: Decapoda
Family: Crangonidae crangonid shrimps

Genus: Crangon

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13 species
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Crangon affinis
[Hakodate sand shrimp]
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Crangon alaskensis
[Alaska shrimp]
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Crangon alba
[Stout Crangon]
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Crangon allmanni
[Allman's Crangon]

FAO

Northeast Atlantic and th
Max. Length 8.9 cm TL
Crangon crangon(Linnaeus, 1758)

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Crangon crangon
[Common shrimp]
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Crangon dalli
[Ridged Crangon]
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Max. Length 8 cm TL

 
Crangon franciscorum
[California Bay shrimp]
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Crangon handi
[]
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Crangon holmesi
[Holmes Bay shrimp]
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Crangon nigricauda
[Blacktail bay shrimp]
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Crangon nigromaculata
[Blackspotted bay shrimp]
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Crangon septemspinosa
[Sevenspine bay shrimp]
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Crangon uritai
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