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Nauplius or
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Nauplius,
Nauplia or
Nauplios /ˈnɔːpliəs/, may
refer to:
Nauplius (mythology), in Gr****...
- persons, is not
entirely clear. The most
famous Nauplius, was the
father of Palamedes,
called Nauplius the Wrecker,
because he
caused the Gr**** fleet,...
-
genus name
Nauplius was
published posthumously by Otto
Friedrich Müller in 1785 for
animals now
known to be the
larvae of copepods. The
nauplius stage (plural:...
-
distinct larval stages, the
nauplius and the cyprid,
before developing into a
mature adult. A
fertilised egg
hatches into a
nauplius: a one-e****
larva comprising...
- of
biramous (two-parted) limbs, and by
their larval forms, such as the
nauplius stage of
branchiopods and copepods. Most
crustaceans are free-living aquatic...
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Palamedes (Ancient Gr****: Παλαμήδης) was a
Euboean prince, son of King
Nauplius in Gr**** mythology. He
joined the rest of the Gr****s in the expedition...
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Nauplius is a peer-reviewed open
access scientific journal in the
field of
carcinology (crustacean research). It is
published by the
Brazilian Crustacean...
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dries up. Eggs
hatch into
nauplius larvae,
which consist of a head with a
small tail, but no
thorax or true abdomen. The
nauplius moults five or six times...
- water-breathers with
extendable jaws.
Crustaceans commonly hatch as tiny
nauplius larvae that have only
three segments and
pairs of appendages.
Insect species...
-
never been 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...
