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Barnacles p****
through two
distinct larval stages, the
nauplius and the
cyprid,
before developing into a
mature adult. A
fertilised egg
hatches into a...
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called the
cyprid,
which is
always lecithotrophic. The
cypridoid larvae are
referred to as the y-
cyprid in the Facetotecta, the a-
cyprid in the Ascothoracida...
- recognized, and the
group is
known only from its larvae, the "y-nauplius" and "y-
cyprid" larvae. The only
known genus is
Hansenocaris and the
family Hansenocarididae...
- is
close to
these while the
others are at the
other end of the body. The
cyprid larva in
Lithoglyptidae and
Trypetesidae have a well-developed carapace...
- The
cyprid had
circular eyes and, like
other barnacles, had
several oil
cells in the head,
which probably acted as food reserves,
since cyprids do not...
- Rhizocephala. A,
Nauplius larva of
Sacculina carcini. B, Male
cyprid of S. carcini. C,
Settled male
cyprid of
Lernaeodiscus porcellanae in the
mantle aperture of...
- currents.
After six
naupliar stages occupying two to five w****s,
these become cyprid larvae and find a
suitable surface on
which to settle. Here they cement...
- also
shown effect on
other hard
fouling like tube worms. When the
barnacle cyprid larva encounters a
surface containing medetomidine the
molecule interacts...
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actively swimming prey as
gammarid amphipods, crab
zoeal larvae,
barnacle cyprid larvae and
calanoid copepods. Over much of its
range it co-exists with another...
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through six
moults before becoming non-feeding
cyprid larvae.
Laboratory experiments suggest that the
cyprid larvae are
induced to
settle and
undergo metamorphosis...
