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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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