1. What is the scientific name of the decorator crab? Mictyris platycheles Plagusia chabrus Oregonia gracilis Ovalipes australiensis

2. The decorator crab diet includes which of the following? Small crustaceans Algae All of these Sponges

3. The decorator crab has alternating colored bands on its legs. What color are these bands? Black and white Blue and white Red and white Yellow and red

4. The decorator crab is known for its habit of adorning itself with bits of seaweed, hydroids, sponges and other intertidal debris. How is this accomplished? Using the oils from fish By turning ocean sand into a sticky glue-like substance Using an oily substance produced from the crabs tear ducts Using a glue-like substance that is secreted from the mouth

5. The decorator crab can be found in what type of habitat? Usually in or around schools of fish Among coral reefs Usually among seaweed in intertidal zones, and in subtidal waters In freshwater lakes and streams

6. Another popular name the decorator crab goes by is? Graceful decorator crab Oval spider crab Sponge crab Rough shore crab

7. There are many types of crabs, but which of these is a relative of the decorator crab? Dungeness crabs Kelp crabs All of these Sheep crabs

8. The decorator crab falls into which family of crab? Portunidae (swimming crabs) Majidae (spider crabs) Cancridae (edible crabs) Grapsidae (shore crabs)

9. The decorator crab must molt as it grows larger. True False

10. Decorator crabs are an important food source for which of these fish species? Tuna and sturgeon Whales Croakers and cabezon Sharks