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‘Living fossil’: the blue-blood arthropod that has changed little in 445m years
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‘Living fossil’: the blue-blood arthropod that has changed little in 445m years
Tenacious and confounding, the horseshoe crab pre-dates dinosaurs and has copper-based blood vital to vaccine safety
They pre-date dinosaurs, eat food using their legs and contain blue blood that we use to keep us healthy. Horseshoe crabs are the supreme, if offbeat, survivors of the invertebrate world.
Often called “living fossils” for visually obvious reasons – horseshoe crabs resemble a sort of prehistoric helmet …
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