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decapod/ˈdekəpɒd/n. 1 any crustacean of the chiefly marine order Decapoda, characterized by five pairs of walking legs, e.g. shrimps, crabs, and lobsters (甲壳纲)十足目动物(如虾、蟹或龙虾) 2 any of various cephalopod molluscs having ten tentacles, e.g. squids and cuttlefish (头足纲)十腕亚目动物(如鱿鱼、乌贼) □ decapodan /diˈkæpəd(ə)n/ adj.[French décapode, from Greek deka ‘ten’ + pous podos ‘foot’] |