The Morphology of the Mandibles in Zoea I Larvae of the Burrowing Shrimp Genera Upogebia (Gebiidea) and Nihonotrypaea (Axiidea)

The mandibles in the first zoeal stage of five species of the burrowing shrimp genera Upogebia (infraorder Gebiidea) and Nihonotrypaea (infraorder Axiidea) have been examined by scanning electron microscopy. The general shape of the mandibles in Upogebia zoeae is similar to that in Anomura larvae; i...

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Published in:Russian journal of marine biology 2018-07, Vol.44 (4), p.292-303
Main Authors: Kornienko, E. S., Golubinskaya, D. D.
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Animal morphology
Aquatic crustaceans
Biomedical and Life Sciences
Burrowing organisms
Decapoda
Diatoms
Electron microscopy
Freshwater & Marine Ecology
Individual rearing
Larvae
Life Sciences
Mandible
Marine crustaceans
Original Papers
Scanning electron microscopy
Species
Upogebia
Zoeae
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