Six post-naupliar developmental stages (Stages C-I to C-VI) of Labidocera pectinata Thompson and Scott are described and illustrated. The segmentation and setation of the maxillipeds of copepodites offer important criteria for separating the different stages and as such special attention has been given to study their developmental sequence. The variations in meristic characters associated with growth have also been investigated. Attention has also been drawn to the variations in the genital segment and fifth legs of the females of this species from the Indian Sea
Comparative analysis of the development of antennulary segmentation and setation patterns across six...
Neocalanus tonsus, C. macrocarinatus, and C. australis, three calanids which potentially occur toget...
Caligus hil.rae Shen, 1957, is unique in the possession of a comparatively very long four-segmented ...
Not AvailableSix post-naupliar developmental stages (Stages C-I to C-VI) of Labidocera pectinata Tho...
The present communication contains the description of the life history of two calanoid copepods, Ps...
288-294There are altogether 11 stages (5 naupliar and 6 copepodid) in the life cycles Labidocera pav...
The post-naupliar developmental stages of Temora turbinata(Copepodites I to VI) are described and il...
This identification guide to the copepodite developmental stages of twenty-six North Atlantic copepo...
This identification guide to the copepodite developmental stages of twenty-six North Atlantic copepo...
Within the past year there has been an increased effort directed towards the study of the developmen...
Most planktonic marine copepods have nauplii which differ greatly from the copepodids so that it is ...
Nauplii and copepodid developmental stages of the estuarine copepod, Pseudodiaptomus hessei, are des...
The Labidocera pectinata species group is recognized as a unique monophyletic lineage within the pri...
Hansen (1923) obtained from Phallusia obliqua (=Ascidia obliqua) an interesting species of copepod w...
Pesta (1941) described a new species, Candacia samassae from the Red Sea based on two females collec...
Comparative analysis of the development of antennulary segmentation and setation patterns across six...
Neocalanus tonsus, C. macrocarinatus, and C. australis, three calanids which potentially occur toget...
Caligus hil.rae Shen, 1957, is unique in the possession of a comparatively very long four-segmented ...
Not AvailableSix post-naupliar developmental stages (Stages C-I to C-VI) of Labidocera pectinata Tho...
The present communication contains the description of the life history of two calanoid copepods, Ps...
288-294There are altogether 11 stages (5 naupliar and 6 copepodid) in the life cycles Labidocera pav...
The post-naupliar developmental stages of Temora turbinata(Copepodites I to VI) are described and il...
This identification guide to the copepodite developmental stages of twenty-six North Atlantic copepo...
This identification guide to the copepodite developmental stages of twenty-six North Atlantic copepo...
Within the past year there has been an increased effort directed towards the study of the developmen...
Most planktonic marine copepods have nauplii which differ greatly from the copepodids so that it is ...
Nauplii and copepodid developmental stages of the estuarine copepod, Pseudodiaptomus hessei, are des...
The Labidocera pectinata species group is recognized as a unique monophyletic lineage within the pri...
Hansen (1923) obtained from Phallusia obliqua (=Ascidia obliqua) an interesting species of copepod w...
Pesta (1941) described a new species, Candacia samassae from the Red Sea based on two females collec...
Comparative analysis of the development of antennulary segmentation and setation patterns across six...
Neocalanus tonsus, C. macrocarinatus, and C. australis, three calanids which potentially occur toget...
Caligus hil.rae Shen, 1957, is unique in the possession of a comparatively very long four-segmented ...