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Initial letter
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Clue
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Organism's name ending in B
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A
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Edible aromatic plant whose name refers to a Mexican empire and to a type of taste
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Aztec sweet herb
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B
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Type of trees found in Africa and Australia
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Baobab
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C
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Common 10-legged crustacean sometimes found on the seashore
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Crab
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D
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A species of these named after a headland in Kent
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Dungeness crab
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E
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Another, with a pipe-like shape, from oriental areas
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Eastern tube crab
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F
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Yet another crustacean, with a level upper section
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Flattop crab
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G
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Another, with a spooky name
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Ghost crab
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H
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Another, a well-known type with an anti-social or retiring-sounding name
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Hermit crab
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I
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Another, a dweller of marshy habitats from the area covering Sumatra out to the eastern ocean
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Indo-Pacific swamp crab
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J
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Another (the largest of all species) from Honshu, with an arachnid's name
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Japanese spider crab
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K
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One more, with a royal name
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King crab
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L
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Young sheep
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Lamb
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M
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Tree from an island in the Indian Ocean
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Madagascar baobab
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N
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Crustacean of upper latitudes, associated with a type of seaweed
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Northern kelp crab
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O
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Reddish-yellow, furry, anti-social crustacean
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Orange hairy hermit crab
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P
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Tree bearing the name of a brand of fizzy water
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Perrier's baobab
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Q
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Loose, royal term for the snow crab group
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Queen crab
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R
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Multi-coloured beetle
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Rainbow scarab
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S
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Type of beetle
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Scarab
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T
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Huge crustacean from an Australian island
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Tasmanian giant crab
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U
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Crustacean named after a rain-shelding implement
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Umbrella crab
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V
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Soft-sounding crustacean
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Velvet crab
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W
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Type of anti-social crab with broad claws
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Widehand hermit crab
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X
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Group of crustaceans whose name is based on the Greek for "yellow"
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Xanthid crab
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Y
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Sun-coloured crustacean of stones
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Yellow rock crab
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Z
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Species of tree from Madagascar
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Za baobab
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