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Remipedia is a
class of
blind crustaceans,
closely related to hexapods,
found in
coastal aquifers which contain saline groundwater, with po****tions identified...
- to as Pancrustacea. The
three classes Cephalocarida,
Branchiopoda and
Remipedia are more
closely related to the
hexapods than they are to any of the other...
- ("surprising crustaceans") — Cephalocarida,
Remipedia, Hexapoda;
Xenocarida ("strange shrimp") — Cephalocarida,
Remipedia. Of
these proposed clades, only Multicrustacea...
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Decapoda and
Euphausiacea (krill) has been used to
suggest a link
between Remipedia and Malacostraca.
Amphipod hatchlings resemble the adults.
Young isopod...
- "Pancrustacean
phylogeny in the
light of new
phylogenomic data:
support for
Remipedia as the
possible sister group of Hexapoda".
Molecular Biology and Evolution...
-
referred to as
horseshoe shrimp. They have been
grouped together with the
Remipedia in the Xenocarida.
Although a
second family, Lightiellidae, is sometimes...
- &
their close relatives). It also
contains three non-hexapod classes:
Remipedia (blind,
venomous crustaceans),
Cephalocarida (translucent
aquatic detrivores)...
- "Pancrustacean
phylogeny in the
light of new
phylogenomic data:
support for
Remipedia as the
possible sister group of Hexapoda".
Molecular Biology and Evolution...
- crayfish, krill,
various shrimp, woodlice, and kin)
Thecostraca (barnacles)
Remipedia Entognatha (coneheads, two-pronged
bristletails and springtails) Insecta...
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known as troglomorphy. X. tulumensis is one of 24
species in the
class Remipedia, all of
which are stygobitic, and
distributed throughout the Caribbean...
