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Paralarvae (sg.:
paralarva) are
young cephalopods in the
planktonic stages between hatchling and subadult. This
stage differs from the
larval stage of...
- the mantle. Centre: Ventral,
dorsal and side
views of a more
advanced paralarva. An
equatorial circulet of
seven large yellow-brown chromatop****s is...
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Octopus paralarva, a
planktonic hatchling...
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clutter arachnine arachnoid Spoonbill chick — — bowl
ciconiiforme Squid paralarva — —
shoal teuthidane Squirrel kit
kitten pup doe buck
scurry sciurine...
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aquaculture is the
difficulty of
rearing octopus during their early paralarva stage.
Paralarva is the name
given to the
larva of cephalopods.
Paralarvae are...
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later reconstituted. The
third individual, a 19.1-millimetre (0.75 in) ML
paralarva, was
taken off
Hawaii at a
depth of 0–300 m (0–980 ft) in a 4-square-metre...
- scyphistoma, strobila, gonangium, hydranth, polyp,
medusa In Mollusca:
paralarva,
young cephalopods In Platyhelminthes:
hydatid cyst In Bryozoa: avicularium...
- one
species may
exist due to
differences in the
paralarval morphology.
Paralarva is the
first free-living
stage for cephalopods. The
buccal crown of the...
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Schmitt trigger,
replicating the axon's
propagation of
nerve impulses.
Paralarva common name (whip-lash) is
shared with
Mastigoteuthidae common name (whip-lash)...
- the mantle. Centre: Ventral,
dorsal and side
views of a more
advanced paralarva. An
equatorial circulet of
seven large yellow-brown chromatop****s is...
