copepod


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Synonyms for copepod

minute marine or freshwater crustaceans usually having six pairs of limbs on the thorax

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Copepods are an extremely abundant type of crustacean mesozooplankton (similar to krill) and have the important job of recycling nutrients like carbon and nitrogen within their ecosystems.
Data analysis: Standardized copepod abundance data were explored to detect outliers, then [Log.sub.10] [x+1] transformed before performing statistical or multivariate analyses to decrease the variance of the data set and to avoid violating assumptions of normality, except for non-parametric analyses which do not require such transformations.
Records of parasitic copepods on elasmobranch fishes in Brazil are scarce, and today of the 211 known species copepods found to parasite fishes in the Brazilian coast, only 16 have been reported from cartilaginous fishes, accounting for 10% of the total (Luque et al., 2013; Paschoal et al., 2016; Taborda et al., 2016).
After capture, the first tow was split immediately into four, approximately, equal fractions to estimate copepod evacuation rates.
Severe gill damage is caused by the feeding activity of the copepod and this often leads to fish death [13].
I found that the open-ocean Vibrio ordalii elicited virtually no transcriptomic response in my copepod species.
Among other symbionts and parasites recorded here is the myicolid copepod Pseudomyicola spinosus that was observed crawling in the mantle cavity and gills of the clam, a finding that represents a new host for this parasite, which has been previously detected in the Pacific coast of Baja California inhabiting in the California mussel Mytilus califomianus and in the blue mussel Mytilus galtoprovincialis (Caceres-Martinez et al.
This year, Wenger has developed two new additions to the Zoo Bug family--a Mysis Shrimp and a Copepod,, each offered in clear patterns as well as in pinks, blacks, glows, and other hues.
Domination of early life stages of rotifers and copepods, especially those of copepod nauplii, within the plankton community resulted in the minimum individual weight values in early spring.