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At Nalı Yengeci is a marine animal that has shown minimal evolutionary change over approximately 475 million years and is known as a “living fossil.” Its name derives from the horseshoe-shaped structure on the rear part of its body. It is also famous for its blue blood. This species is commonly found along coastlines, especially on the eastern shores of North America, and plays a vital ecological role in marine ecosystems. Evolutionary Origins and Historical Development Its biological structure