Grapsus longitarsis
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Grapsus longitarsis, also known as the long-legged rock crab, is a species of shore crab in the family Grapsidae.[1] It was first described in 1851 by the American zoologist James Dwight Dana.[2] This species occurs throughout the tropical Indo-Pacific,[3] including Hawai'i, Tuamotu Archipelago, the Cook Islands, and has been recorded in regions such as Indonesia,[4] and the coast of Somalia.[3]
