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BIGHT LOBSTER


The 'bight lobster', ''Metanephrops boschmai'', is a species of lobster endemic to Australia [1]. It is found off the west and south coasts of Western Australia from Port Hedland to Eucla. The bight lobster has a smooth carapace with large spines.

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1. FAO species catalogue Vol. 13: Marine lobsters of the world, Lipke Holthuis, , , FAO, ,


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