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|location = Intertidal Zone | |location = Intertidal Zone | ||
|sname = Hexagonaloides bathyalis | |sname = Hexagonaloides bathyalis | ||
|text = The deep-sea coral crab remains a mysterious species. | |text = | ||
Generally, coral crabs live in symbiosis with coral in near-shore coral reef areas. However, deep-sea coral crabs were first discovered in depths exceeding 200 meters. | The deep-sea coral crab remains a mysterious species.<br> | ||
Generally, coral crabs live in symbiosis with coral in near-shore coral reef areas. However, deep-sea coral crabs were first discovered in depths exceeding 200 meters.<br> | |||
Exactly what led to their separation from their kin and their dive into the depths remains a topic for research. | Exactly what led to their separation from their kin and their dive into the depths remains a topic for research. | ||
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