American lobster
A species of Homarus, Also known as Canadian lobster, Northern lobster, Maine lobster Scientific name : Homarus americanus Genus : Homarus
American lobster, A species of Homarus
Also known as:
Canadian lobster, Northern lobster, Maine lobster
Botanical name: Homarus americanus
Genus: Homarus
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Description
American lobsters (Homarus americanus) are the heaviest crustaceans in the world, reaching a weight of up to 20 kg. They are major commercial products in the northeastern US and Canada. Female american lobsters will only mate shortly after molting, and can store a male's sperm for up to 15 months. Once fertilized, the eggs will adhere to the underside of the mother's body until they hatch.
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Arthropods Class
Malacostracans Order
Crabs Family
Lobsters Genus
Homarus Species
American lobster 
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