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cover specific larval stages across wide
groups of crustaceans, such as
zoea and nauplius.
Other terms described forms which are only
found in particular...
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development within the egg, and
eclose as a
zoea. The
zoea stage feeds on phytoplankton.
There can be as few as two
zoea stages, (e.g. some
freshwater Palaemonidae)...
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Gnathophausia zoea is a
species of
lophogastrid crustacean. It is
widely distributed in the
Atlantic Ocean from the
Arctic Circle to the Equator; in the...
- In most groups,
there are
further larval stages,
including the
zoea (pl. zoeæ or
zoeas). This name was
given to it when
naturalists believed it to be...
-
Zoea was the name of at
least two
ships of the
Italian Navy and may
refer to:
Italian submarine
Zoea (1913), a Medusa-class
submarine launched in 1913...
- newly-hatched
zoea I
larvae move into estuaries.
During this time, they feed on
microscopic plankton and
progress from the
zoea I
stage to the
zoea IV stage...
- metanauplius, protozoea, antizoea, pseudozoea,
zoea, postlarva, cypris,
primary larva,
mysis Decapoda:
zoea Rhizocephala:
kentrogon Insecta: Lepidoptera...
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timed with the
tidal and light/dark
diurnal cycle. The free-swimming tiny
zoea larvae can
float and take
advantage of
water currents. They have a spine...
- by the female, and
remain stuck to the
pleopods (swimming legs)
until the
zoea larvae are
ready to hatch. It is this
characteristic that
gives the group...
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territory and young.
Larva develop in
three stages: The
nauplius larvae,
zoea, and post
larval stages. More than 620
species are
currently recognised in...
