What are the characteristics of a female mud crab ( Scylla serrate) on its carapace? Based on the text. ABDOMEN (For female and male): Shape.Pemultimate segment: Shape; Ultimate segment: Shape.

Scylla serrate commonly known as mud crabs are found in mangrove habitats. The development of mud…

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