. A manual of zoology. Zoology. Fig. 429.—Nauplius iA) and Cypris CB) stages of .'?acc?t?/7ia carcini. (After Del age.) i, i', anteniite ; 5, mandible ; /, cirrhous foot ; m^ muscles; oc, nauplius eye ; or, anlage of ovary. the error was corrected. A large nauplius comes from the egg and later is metamorphosed into a second larval stage with bivalve shell which, from its appearance, is called the cypris-stage. This becomes fixed and develops into the adult, losing the compound eyes and retaining the nau- plius eye. Order I. Lepadidse. Stalked cirripeds, with shell largely formed of scuta, terg
. A manual of zoology. Zoology. Fig. 429.—Nauplius iA) and Cypris CB) stages of .'?acc?t?/7ia carcini. (After Del age.) i, i', anteniite ; 5, mandible ; /, cirrhous foot ; m^ muscles; oc, nauplius eye ; or, anlage of ovary. the error was corrected. A large nauplius comes from the egg and later is metamorphosed into a second larval stage with bivalve shell which, from its appearance, is called the cypris-stage. This becomes fixed and develops into the adult, losing the compound eyes and retaining the nau- plius eye. Order I. Lepadidse. Stalked cirripeds, with shell largely formed of scuta, terga, and carina; other parts may be added. Lepas aiiatifera* (fig. If4) is the goose barnacle, which owes common name to a medieeval myth which claimed that the Irish (or bernicle) ^1 goose developed from these animals. L. /'ascicu!aris,*(tig. 430), abundant floating on the eastern coast. Anelasma squalicola, a thin-skinned barnacle, is parasitic on sharks and forms a transition to the Rhizocephala. Order II. Balanidse. Sessile cirripeds with calcareous shell formed of carina, rostrum, and lateralia; scuta and terga forming the valves (fig. 437). BaJannshalanoides,* common on our coast. Coroniila diademata, attached to the skin ^'o- ^ faseinaarh* , , goose barnacle. (From Smith.) of 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 Hertwig, Richard, 1850-1937; Kingsley, J. S. (John Sterling), 1854-1929. New York, H. Holt and Company
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