Pseudochelidae
Pseudochelidae is a family of freshwater crabs found in South America. These crabs are characterized by their chelipeds, which are the large claws. The family includes several genera, with species inhabiting a variety of freshwater environments such as rivers, streams, and lakes. Their distribution is primarily concentrated in the Amazon Basin and surrounding regions.
The morphology of Pseudochelidae varies among species, but generally they possess a flattened carapace and robust
Reproduction in Pseudochelidae follows the typical pattern for freshwater crabs, with females carrying fertilized eggs attached