-
described forms which are only
found in
particular groups, such as the
glaucothoe of
hermit crabs, or the
phyllosoma of
slipper lobsters and
spiny lobsters...
-
Stictea glaucothoe is a moth of the
family Tortricidae. It was
described by
Edward Meyrick in 1927. It is
found on Fiji and Samoa.
Fauna Europaea Strepsicrates...
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transferred to the
genus Dard**** by
Jacques Forest in 1958. The
larval form
Glaucothoë rostrata,
described by
Edward J.
Miers in 1881, has also been ****igned...
-
before moulting into the
postlarval glaucothoe stage; this
process takes from 25 to 33 days. Upon
reaching the
glaucothoe stage of development, they settle...
- and one post-larval,
glaucothoe stage before sinking to the
bottom and
metamorphosing into juveniles. The free-living
glaucothoe larvae sometimes finds...
- and p****
through several zoeal stages in the
plankton before becoming glaucothoë larvae.
These are
relatively large and have
elongated telsons, or rear...
- typical. Once hatched, the
larvae p****
through six
zoeal stages and one
glaucothoe stage. McLaughlin,
Patsy (2018). "Calcinus laevim**** (Randall, 1840)"...
-
scaevola p****
through a
number of
larval phases,
before reaching the
glaucothoe and then the
juvenile stage. C.
scaevola has the
greatest number of zoeal...
- 1863) (= S. holotephras)
Stictea fenestrata (Walsingham, 1907)
Stictea glaucothoe (Meyrick, 1927)
Stictea infensa (Meyrick, 1911)
Stictea inobtrusa (Diakonoff...
- 1836
Cyclostoma truncatulum Draparnaud, 1801
Fidelis theresa Risso, 1826
Glaucothoe montaguana Leach, 1852
Helix subcylindrica Linnaeus, 1767
Paludina desnoyersii...
