Definition of Megalopal. Meaning of Megalopal. Synonyms of Megalopal

- "Carcinization in the Anomura – fact or fiction? II. Evidence from larval, megalopal and early juvenile morphology". Contributions to Zoology. 73 (3): 165–205...
- four w****s. The larvae have five planktonic zoeal stages and a final megalopal stage. The zoeal stages last up to 130 days. The megalopae settle out...
- Allogalathea elegans goes through four zoeal stages before reaching the megalopal stage and then into the juvenile and adult stages. The duration of the...
- they reach adulthood. They grow from the larval planktonic stage to the megalopal stage before migrating from the sea to the land. They also develop a habit...
- eggs hatch into larvae. These undergo four zoeal stages, followed by a megalopal stage, and finally an adult stage. With each molting period between these...
- neither are present in its megalopal form, whose carapace is entirely smooth. Paddle crabs have 13 instars after their megalopal form and reach their maximum...
- Canary Islands. The larvae of X. poressa go through four zoeal and one megalopal stages, which are typical of most of the related species of crabs in the...
- The larvae are planktonic and there are two zoeal larval stages and one megalopal stage. When they are ready to undergo metamorphosis, the larvae settle...
- then become part of the zooplankton, having two zoeal stages and one megalopal or post-larval stage. After that the larvae settle on the sea bed and...
- There are 10 marginal setae and 1 apical setae on the scaphognathite. The megalopal phase of Libinia spinosa contains 1 stage. The rostrum in this phase is...