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pleopods fourth pleopods fifth pleopods uropods Pleopods (also
called swimmerets) are
primarily swimming legs, and are also used for
brooding the eggs...
-
called "
swimmerets" in
common with the latter, very
similar to
those of a
lobster or
freshwater crayfish. In
spite of
having ten
swimmerets, otherwise...
- (antennae), and slender,
biramous legs. They swim
forward by
paddling the
swimmerets on the
underside of
their abdomens,
although their escape response is...
- Pennsylvania,
Virginia and West Virginia.
Gravid mother cradling eggs
inside her
swimmerets Female dwelling in a
small cave Male
dwelling in a
small cave Crandall...
-
Swimmeret was the
debut album of Espadrille,
whose members were
Alice Cohen (formerly of The Vels and Die
Monster Die),
instrumentalist Bill Miller, and...
- are five
pairs of
forked non
walking legs
referred to as
pleopods or "
swimmerets".
Unique to a
standard decapod krill use
their pleopods for more than...
- and for
gathering food. The
abdomen includes pleopods (also
known as
swimmerets), used for swimming, as well as the tail fan,
composed of
uropods and...
- on phytoplankton.
During the
furcilia stages,
segments with
pairs of
swimmerets are added,
beginning at the
frontmost segments, with each new pair only...
-
krills can swim
actively using specialized legs
known as
pleopods (a.k.a.
swimmerets) and a "tail fan"
formed by the
telson and uropods.
Benthic decapods such...
- A
female Caridina mariae with eggs
carried within her
swimmerets...
