- ****isted by the maxillipeds.
There is
evidence that
Nephrops norvegicus is a
major eater of jellyfish.
Nephrops norvegicus is the host to a
number of parasites...
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Nephrops is a
genus of
lobsters comprising a
single extant species,
Nephrops norvegicus (the
Norway lobster or
Dublin Bay prawn), and
several fossil species...
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involved in
Nephrops fishery also
catch a
number of fish
species such as
plaice and sole, and it is
thought that
without that revenue,
Nephrops fishery would...
-
Scampi is the
plural of scampo, the
Italian name for the
langoustine (
Nephrops norvegicus, also
called the
Norwegian lobster). The
Italian word may be...
-
classified in the
genus Nephrops, it was
moved in 1972 to a new genus, Metanephrops,
along with most
other species then
classified in
Nephrops.
Metanephrops challengeri...
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lobster (
Nephrops norvegicus) and
similar species, as well as for some
dishes made
using various kinds of
prawn or
shrimp (Shrimp scampi.)
Nephrops norvegicus...
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Nephropides Manning, 1969
Nephropides caribaeus Manning, 1969
Nephrops Leach, 1814
Nephrops norvegicus (Linnaeus, 1758) –
Norway lobster,
Dublin Bay prawn...
- Loch
Torridon nephrops creel fishery Marine Stewardship Council.
Retrieved 6
April 2011.
Certificate suspension Loch
Torridon Nephrops creel Fishery January...
- The tail of
Nephrops norvegicus – the
uropods flank the telson; a
diaeresis is
visible on the
exopod (outer part) of each uropod....
-
Susanne (February 2015). "Bacteriostatic
suppression in
Norway lobster (
Nephrops norvegicus)
exposed to
manganese or
hypoxia under pressure of
ocean acidification"...
