. A biology of Crustacea. Crustacea. Fig. 33. A, first nauplius of Cyclops fuscus (Copepoda), dorsal view. towards the adult form, as found in the Notostraca and Anostraca (figs. 34A-B) or there may be a number of very different stages involved. The nauplius of a copepod, such as Calanus, may moult five times, still retaining the nauplius form. At the next moult it will change into a copepodid, which is similar to the adult, except that it is not sexually mature, and the limbs are not fully Fig. 33. B, newly hatched nauplius of Balanus (Cirri- pedia), dorsal Please note that
. A biology of Crustacea. Crustacea. Fig. 33. A, first nauplius of Cyclops fuscus (Copepoda), dorsal view. towards the adult form, as found in the Notostraca and Anostraca (figs. 34A-B) or there may be a number of very different stages involved. The nauplius of a copepod, such as Calanus, may moult five times, still retaining the nauplius form. At the next moult it will change into a copepodid, which is similar to the adult, except that it is not sexually mature, and the limbs are not fully Fig. 33. B, newly hatched nauplius of Balanus (Cirri- pedia), dorsal Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Green, J. (James), 1928-. Chicago, Quadrangle Books
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