crustaceous

• Adjetivo anticuado que significa que tiene un caparazón o corteza dura, usado generalmente en contextos zoológicos para describir crustáceos o animales con cubierta rígida.

An obsolete adjective meaning having a hard shell or crust, typically used in zoological contexts to describe crustaceans.

1. Relating to crustaceansC2formalscientific

   Of or belonging to the class Crustacea, which includes animals like crabs, lobsters, and shrimp.

   Crustáceo (perteneciente a crustáceos)

   • The biologist studied the crustaceous species found in the deep ocean.
   • Crustaceous animals have a hard exoskeleton that protects their bodies.
   • Many crustaceous creatures are vital to marine ecosystems.

   Sinónimoscrustacean

2. Having a hard shellC2formalscientific

   Being, having, or resembling a hard crust or shell.

   Crustáceo (con concha dura)

   • The fossil had a crustaceous exterior that preserved its shape.
   • Some insects have a crustaceous covering that shields them from predators.
   • The rock formation had a crustaceous texture, like ancient shell deposits.

   Sinónimoscrustyhard-shelledshelledtestaceous