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Sergia lucens, known as the sakura shrimp or cherry blossom shrimp, is a small marine shrimp species endemic to Suruga Bay along the Pacific coast of Honshu, Japan. The species is commercially fished in this region, where it has been harvested as a culinary delicacy since the late 19th century and i...
Acetes erythraeus, known as the tsivakihini paste shrimp, is a small sergestoid shrimp of the Indo-West Pacific. It occupies shallow marine and brackish coastal waters, including estuaries and mangrove areas, and is reported from the Red Sea and eastern Africa through Southeast Asia to northeastern...
Gennadas brevirostris is a species of pelagic marine shrimp in the family Benthesicymidae. It inhabits deep open-ocean water, including the mesopelagic zone, rather than living on the seabed. Records place it in tropical oceanic regions, where it is collected mainly by midwater trawls and other scie...
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