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The graceful crab (Cancer gracilis) is one of the most common rock crabs found in shallow water in the Pacific North West. It can be distinguished from the red rock crab by counting the carapace teeth. On the graceful crab the widest point is the ninth point. On red rock crabs it is the tenth. These graceful crab pictures are available for commercial licensing. For further information regarding usage please e-mail MarineLifePics.
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Graceful Crab 008 (with orange egg mass) |
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Graceful Crab 009 (with orange egg mass) |
Graceful Crab 002 |
Graceful Crab 001 |
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Graceful Crab 010 |
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