Monday, September 28, 2009

Part of Our Famous Dishes

Herbal Prawn
Dried Chili Prawn Rice
Marmite Chicken Rice
Steam Prawn
and many more...

If you don't try today, you will regret for life...

Anatomy — Crustacean Prawn



The common names ‘prawn’ and ‘shrimp’ are often used synonymously for the same crustaceans in different parts of the world

External anatomy of a prawn
A = antenna. AB = abdominal segment. AC = adrostral carina. AF = antennular flagellum. AS = antennal scale. E = eyestalk. HS = hepatic spine. P = pereiopods. Pl = pleopods. R = rostrum. SAS = sixth abdominal segment. T = telson. TM = third maxilliped. U = uropod

Source: Illustration © State of Queensland, Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries, 2007 (illustrator: R Bowater)

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