- such as true shrimp.
Amphipods are
typically less than 10
millimetres (0.4 in) long, but the
largest recorded living amphipods were 28
centimetres (11 in)...
- The
hunchback amphipod,
Iphimedia gibba, is a
species of
amphipod crustacean. It is a
marine arthropod in the
family Iphimediidae. It was
first described...
- millimeters, and its
weight ranges from 4.2 to 45 grams.
Comparatively to
other amphipods, the A.
gigantea grows at a much
faster rate.
Formerly included in the...
- IUCN Red List, and as
Critically Imperiled by NatureServe. One of
three amphipods that are
found only in the
District of Columbia, this
species has been...
-
freshwater amphipods,
while most of the
members still were marine. The
group is
however considered paraphyletic, and is
under deconstruction by the
amphipod taxonomists...
-
Federal City
Living insignia Bird Wood
Thrush Crustacean Hay's
Spring amphipod Fish
American shad
Flower American Beauty rose
Mammal Little brown bat...
- (parasitic on
other amphipods). The "gigantism" of some
Baikal amphipods,
which has been
compared to that seen in
Antarctic amphipods, has been
linked to...
- lice, krill, remipedes, isopods, barnacles, copepods,
opossum shrimps,
amphipods and
mantis shrimp. The
crustacean group can be
treated as a subphylum...
-
Stygobromus putealis,
commonly called the
Wisconsin well
amphipod, is a
phreatobite species of
amphipod in
family Crangonyctidae. It is
endemic to Wisconsin...
- the trench.
Further research has
found that
amphipods also
ingest microplastics, with 100% of
amphipods having at
least one
piece of
synthetic material...
