Taxonomy |
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[Domain] | Eukarya |
[Kingdom] | Animalia |
[Phylum] | Arthropoda |
[Class] | Branchiopoda |
[Order] | Cladocera |
[Family] | Chydoridae |
[Genus] | Eurycercus |
Details of female antenule showing position of sensory seta.
Visit #148 (July 6th, 2024) at Cuppa Water
Details of female antenule showing position of sensory seta.
Visit #148 (July 6th, 2024) at Cuppa Water
Details of female antenule showing position of sensory seta.
Visit #148 (July 6th, 2024) at Cuppa Water
Details of female antenule showing position of sensory seta.
Visit #148 (July 6th, 2024) at Cuppa Water
Details of female antenule showing position of sensory seta.
Visit #148 (July 6th, 2024) at Cuppa Water
Details of female antenule showing position of sensory seta.
Visit #148 (July 6th, 2024) at Cuppa Water
Details of post abdominal foot / claw ro aid with ID
Visit #148 (July 6th, 2024) at Cuppa Water
Details of post abdominal foot / claw ro aid with ID
Visit #148 (July 6th, 2024) at Cuppa Water
Details of post abdominal foot / claw ro aid with ID
Visit #148 (July 6th, 2024) at Cuppa Water
Details of post abdominal foot / claw ro aid with ID
Visit #148 (July 6th, 2024) at Cuppa Water
Details of post abdominal foot / claw ro aid with ID
Visit #148 (July 6th, 2024) at Cuppa Water
Details of post abdominal foot / claw ro aid with ID
Visit #148 (July 6th, 2024) at Cuppa Water
Details of post abdominal foot / claw ro aid with ID
Visit #148 (July 6th, 2024) at Cuppa Water
Showing deatsil of head pore - female E lamellqtusa
Visit #148 (July 6th, 2024) at Cuppa Water
These are the setae off the 'heel' of thge post abdominal foot.
Visit #100 (September 29th, 2020) at Cuppa Water
This is an example of the late embryonic stage of E Lamellatus
Visit #100 (September 29th, 2020) at Cuppa Water
The records of Eurycercus lamellatus were found at the following lochs:
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