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To what extent are ephippia of Mexican Anomopoda (Crustacea, Cladocera) identifiable? [PDF]
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Nature, 1949
HAEMOGLOBIN is found in the Crustacea. It occurs dissolved in the blood plasma of the Notostraca1,2, Anostraca3, Cladocera3,4, and parasitic Copepoda5,6 although it is absent in free-living ones2. I have not been able to find haemoglobin in the Branchiura (Argulus). It is found, however, in Ostracoda7 and in a parasitic member of the Cirripedia8.
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HAEMOGLOBIN is found in the Crustacea. It occurs dissolved in the blood plasma of the Notostraca1,2, Anostraca3, Cladocera3,4, and parasitic Copepoda5,6 although it is absent in free-living ones2. I have not been able to find haemoglobin in the Branchiura (Argulus). It is found, however, in Ostracoda7 and in a parasitic member of the Cirripedia8.
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Acta Zoologica, 1992
AbstractPre‐Cambrian metamerically segmented bilaterians that ultimately gave rise to crustaceans probably arose from unsegmented flatworms. The recent suggestion that early arthropods, far from possessing a capacious segmented coelome of the annelid type, may never have had such, is attractive.
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AbstractPre‐Cambrian metamerically segmented bilaterians that ultimately gave rise to crustaceans probably arose from unsegmented flatworms. The recent suggestion that early arthropods, far from possessing a capacious segmented coelome of the annelid type, may never have had such, is attractive.
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The Nutrition of the Crustacea
1952Publisher Summary This chapter reviews the existing status of knowledge regarding the nutrition of the Crustacean and some of the attractive possibilities that exist for further extensive study in this area. The numerous edible crustaceans, because of their tremendous economic importance, present continual problems in population nutrition because of ...
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Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part C: Pharmacology, Toxicology and Endocrinology, 1998
Since the last review of this topic, further insight has been gained into the presence and functions of cytochrome P450 proteins in the hepatopancreas and other organs of aquatic crustacean species, although progress has been slow relative to the advances in other species.
Margaret O. James, Sean M. Boyle
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Since the last review of this topic, further insight has been gained into the presence and functions of cytochrome P450 proteins in the hepatopancreas and other organs of aquatic crustacean species, although progress has been slow relative to the advances in other species.
Margaret O. James, Sean M. Boyle
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1983
The biology of Crustacea , The biology of Crustacea , مرکز فناوری اطلاعات و اطلاع رسانی ...
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The biology of Crustacea , The biology of Crustacea , مرکز فناوری اطلاعات و اطلاع رسانی ...
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Earth and Environmental Science Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, 1985
ABSTRACTAn analysis of swimming in living crustaceans is presented in order to elucidate the range of ways this function has been achieved, and to reveal the principles which constrain it. The study focuses onGnathophausia ingens, a primitive, bathypelagic malacostracan that swims with thoracic exopods and pleopods.
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ABSTRACTAn analysis of swimming in living crustaceans is presented in order to elucidate the range of ways this function has been achieved, and to reveal the principles which constrain it. The study focuses onGnathophausia ingens, a primitive, bathypelagic malacostracan that swims with thoracic exopods and pleopods.
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