10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ZOAEA»
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universal reappearance in adult Malacostraca, are cases which tell in favour of
the above explanation. The mandibular palp is permanently absent in Phyllopods
, which clearly shews that its absence in the Zoaea stage is due to the retention of
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2
A Treatise on Comparative Embryology
universal reappearance in adult Malacostraca, are cases which tell in favour of
the above explanation. The mandibular palp is permanently absent in Phyllopods
, which clearly shews that its absence in the Zoaea stage is due to the retention of
...
Francis Maitland Balfour, 1885
3
Text-book of Embryology
The Zoaea of the Anomura is very similar in general appearance to the Zoaea of
Caridea, but it only possesses two pairs of maxillipedes, and, generally speaking,
no trace of the hinder thoracic appendages is present at birth although they ...
4
Text-book of the Embryology of Invertebrates: Phoronidea, ...
the antennae also serve as oars, while, in the Zoaea of the Brachyura, these
limbs are kept in the background, and locomotion is carried on exclusively by the
two pairs of biramose maxillipedes in conjunction with the movable abdomen.
Eúgen Korschelt, Karl Heider, Martin Fountain Woodward, 1899
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Report of the ... Meeting of the British Association for the ...
ovnm of the Brachyura, that it appears doubtful if there be any distinction between
Protozoaea and Zoaea. Pritz-Muller comprehends under the term Zoaea all those
brephaUQaxvee) that have two pairs of antennae. The oral appendages and ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science. Meeting, 1879
6
Modern Text Book of Zoology: Invertebrates
In branchiopods the nauplius develops straight away into the adult, but in mostly
other crustaceans it may give rise to other intermediate larval forms, such as
metanauplius, protozoaea, zoaea, mysis, etc. 2. Metanauplius. Metanauplius is
the ...
7
An introduction to the study of zoology
The abdomen has grown out and become a notable feature of the Zoaea, but it
has no appendages. In some Podophthalmia, as in Penceus (fig. 73), the young
leaves the egg as a Nauplius, and the Nauplius becomes a Zoaea. The hinder ...
Thomas Henry Huxley, 1920
8
Aquaculture: Biology And Ecology Of Cultured Species
The zoaea larva is a characteristic stage of crabs and carids. Many shrimps hatch
at this stage. Penaeids pass through this stage after that of the nauplius. Zoaea
move using thoracic appendages, i.e. long exopodites fringed with hairs on the ...
9
AQUACULTURE TECHNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT
The nauplius metamorphoses into a zoaea, a larval form which is capable of
feeding and has a distinct cephalothoracic carapace, an abdomen which
terminates in a forked telson, and a functional alimentary canal. There are three
protozoea ...
It would be quite absurd to suppose that the ancestral Malacostracan had a
rudimentary thorax like a Zoaea, because the Zoaea in this respect is clearly
more highly specialized and aberrant than any existing adult Malacostracan. We
have ...
