isopod


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any of various small terrestrial or aquatic crustaceans with seven pairs of legs adapted for crawling

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A total of 198 individuals distributed in five taxa were found in 29 corers, two species isopods, one nemertean species and two species of polychaetes (Fig.
Isopodes Cymothoidae Leach, 1818, has parasitic habits (Brusca, Coelho, & Taiti, 2001) and its morphological structures are prehensile pereopods provided by long claws, strong and curved, buccal pieces highly modified for parasitic life (Thatcher, 2006).
When the sick fish are removed from the water, several isopod larvae may be seen in their buccal and gill cavities and/or on the skin near the opercula [11].
A new genus and species of bopyrid isopod infesting the crangonid shrimp Pontophilus abyssi Smith in deep water of the northwestern Atlantic Ocean.
Sodium uptake in the isopod Sphaeroma rugicduda Leach, during acclimatization to high and low salinities.
Activity rhythms of two cirolanid isopods from an exposed microtidal sandy beach in Uruguay.
In terrestrial isopod species, Armadillo officinalis stridulates by rubbing some epimera and pereiopods together (Caruso and Costa, 1976).
So check out the likes of the giant isopod, goblin shark, aye aye, Surinam toad, gob-faced squid and star-nosed mole to see if you agree with our ugly marks out of ten.
(2010), the LC50 determined for abamectin against isopod survival was 71 mg / kg of dry soil.
The tropical marine isopod Dynamenella perforata was also reported to have epiphytic algae in exposed conditions whereas those that were provided shelter carried no such algae (Glynn, 1970).
Samples also revealed several new species of deep-sea creatures thriving on the whale's remains, including a 'bone-eating zombie worm' known as Osedax burrowing into the bones and a new species of isopod crustacean, similar to woodlice, crawling over the skeleton.
Equal mating success among male reproductive strategies in a marine isopod. Nature, 350:608-610.