FTP, identify this type of louse, given its popular name because its front legs resemble the claws of a certain crustacean.
These members of order Anoplura seldom grow over 1/12 of an inch.  They are capable of spreading themselves in cramped living quarters over 50 degrees Fahrenheit, especially near towels, bedding, and toilets, and can cause skin irritation and eczema. On occasion they may be found on eyebrows, eyelashes, and armpit hair, but as their scientific name Phthirus Pubis indicates, they are most often spread from genital region to genital region by means of close sexual contact.  FTP, identify this type of louse, given its popular name because its front legs resemble the claws of a certain crustacean.
These members of order Anoplura seldom grow over 1/12 of an inch.  
crabs (accept crab lice and pubic lice)