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Description

The family 'Shrimps' (Caridea) encompasses a vast number of genera, making it impractical to list them all comprehensively within this format. Caridea is an infraorder of shrimp within the order Decapoda, consisting of several families, each containing numerous genera. These families include, among others, Alpheidae (snapping shrimps), Palaemonidae (grass and rock shrimps), and Hippolytidae (cleaner shrimps). Each genus within these families has unique characteristics, including differences in size, coloration, and ecological niche, ranging from deep-sea environments to coral reefs. They play crucial roles in marine ecosystems, serving as both predators and prey, and some species are significant in human cuisine and aquaculture.

Species

Great White Shark [Carcharodon carcharias]

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Pacific Herring [Clupea pallasii]