- The
superorder Peracarida is a
large group of
malacostracan crustaceans,
having members in marine, freshwater, and
terrestrial habitats. They are chiefly...
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order of small, shrimp-like
crustaceans in the
malacostracan superorder Peracarida.
Their common name
opossum shrimps stems from the
presence of a brood...
- The
marsupium or
brood pouch, is a
characteristic feature of
Peracarida,
including the
orders Amphipoda,
Isopoda ,and ****acea. It is an egg
chamber formed...
- Eumalacostraca,
which is
further subdivided into four superorders: Eucarida,
Peracarida,
Hoplocarida and Syncarida. W.T.
Calman coined the term
caridoid facies...
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terrestrial isopods,
these resemble lungs.
Isopods belong to the
larger group Peracarida,
which are
united by the
presence of a
special chamber under the thorax...
- Alan P. Covich;
James H.
Thorp (1991). "Crustacea:
Introduction and
Peracarida". In
James H. Thorp; Alan P.
Covich (eds.).
Ecology and classification...
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species of
malacostracans and
consists of
three superorders, Syncarida,
Peracarida and Eucarida.
Syncaridans are
mostly small and
found in
freshwater and...
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Stygiomysida is a
small order of
malacostracan crustaceans in the
superorder Peracarida. It has
traditionally been
considered part of the
order Mysida (opossum...
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William Thomas Calman (1904)
ranked the
Mysidacea in the
superorder Peracarida and
euphausiids in the
superorder Eucarida,
although even up to the 1930s...
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Order Anaspidacea Calman, 1904 (including Stygocaridacea)
Superorder Peracarida Calman, 1904
Order Spelaeogriphacea Gordon, 1957
Order Thermosbaenacea...
