Life On the Seashore: Or, Animals of Our Coasts And Bays
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39 growth from the egg this crab goes through some very curious changes, differing so much, in its early stages, from the adult that the young were long considered as belonging to entirely distinct species. The eggs are carried under the tail like those of lobsters until they hatch and become little swimming animals like Fig. 40, but not more than a tenth of an inch in length.
Its legs have not yet grown, and it swims in a jerky way by the front appendages which are eventually to become mouth o...r- gans. As it be- comes older, the legs appear just behind these swim- ming appendages, between them and the tail, and be- come gradually larger until the next metamoqjho- sis. The tail is as large in proportion as that of a young lobster and carried extended behind. These little crabs swim at the surface of the water, and if kept in a dish col- lect around the edges keeping in constant motion, crowding each other out of the way with the sharp points on their heads. They are nearly transparent and sometimes can only Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
39 growth from the egg this crab goes through some very curious changes, differing so much, in its early stages, from the adult that the young were long considered as belonging to entirely distinct species. The eggs are carried under the tail like those of lobsters until they hatch and become little swimming animals like Fig. 40, but not more than a tenth of an inch in length.
Its legs have not yet grown, and it swims in a jerky way by the front appendages which are eventually to become mouth o...r- gans. As it be- comes older, the legs appear just behind these swim- ming appendages, between them and the tail, and be- come gradually larger until the next metamoqjho- sis. The tail is as large in proportion as that of a young lobster and carried extended behind. These little crabs swim at the surface of the water, and if kept in a dish col- lect around the edges keeping in constant motion, crowding each other out of the way with the sharp points on their heads. They are nearly transparent and sometimes can only Fig.
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