- an
animal now
known to be the
larva of a crab. The zoea
stage (plural:
zoeas or zoeae), only
found in
members of Malacostraca, is
characterised by 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...
-
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...
-
George (2003). Georgia's
Amazing Coast:
Natural Wonders from
Alligators to
Zoeas.
University of
Georgia Press. ISBN 978-0-8203-2533-0.[page needed] Kier...
- gulp —
Cougar kitten cub
mountain lioness tom —
feline Cow See
Cattle Crab
zoea hen
jenny ****
jimmy —
cancrine Crane chick colt — — herd
sedge sege siege...
-
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...
- biotic-abiotic strategy.
Crustaceans (such as crabs,
Majidae zoae, Thal****inidea
zoea) and
syllid polychaete worm
larvae have both been
found with
pollen grains...
- (October 1991). "A
redescription of
Macrocheira kaempferi (Temminck, 1836)
zoeas with a
discussion of the
classification of the
Majoidea Samouelle, 1819...
- metanauplius, protozoea, antizoea, pseudozoea,
zoea, postlarva, cypris,
primary larva,
mysis Decapoda:
zoea Rhizocephala:
kentrogon Insecta: Lepidoptera...
-
Zoea larva of
Homarus gammarus...
