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Entomostraca is a
historical subclass of crustaceans, no
longer in
technical use. It was
originally considered one of the two
major lineages of crustaceans...
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Aquis Daniæ
Palustribus detectæ et descriptæ (Leipzig, 1781), and
Entomostraca (1785),
describe many
species of
microorganisms previously unknown, amongst...
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Stewardson Brady (1832–1921) he
wrote the
Monograph of the Post
Tertiary Entomostraca of Scotland, etc. for the
Palaeontographical Society (1874); and he edited...
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Drawing made by Sars in his book
Contributions to the
Knowledge of the Fresh-Water
Entomostraca of New Zealand. (1894)...
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strongly support monophyletic Pancrustacea and
places Malacostraca +
Entomostraca and
Branchiopoda as the
sister clade to
Hexapoda and
places Cirripedia...
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United States (Alabama). Jones, T. R. (1856). "Notes on the
Entomostraca (
Entomostraca of the
Osborne and
Hampstead series)".
Memoirs of the Geological...
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Oxford University Press, 2004, ISBN 0-19-860634-6 Baird,
William (1850). The
Natural History of the
British Entomostraca. Ray Society. pp. 227–229. v t e...
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their relatives).
Vladicaris Georges Cuvier (1851). "Crustacean
Entomostraca (Müller)". The
animal kingdom:
arranged after its organization, forming...
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crustaceans outside the Malacostraca, and
named after the
obsolete taxon Entomostraca. The
class Malacostraca includes about 40,000 species, and "arguably...
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British Museum by John
Edward Gray, The
Natural History of the
British Entomostraca by
William Baird and
lithography for
Albany Han****'s
illustrations for...
