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Meanings of Crustacea in English
Class of mandibulate arthropods including: lobsters; crabs; shrimps; woodlice; barnacles; decapods; water fleas.
Usage of Crustacea in English
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The stress favours the development of new and more highly organised Crustacea.
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Returning to the water, the primitive insects would develop gills, like the Crustacea.
3
PALPI.-Jointedappendages to some of the organs of the mouth in insects and Crustacea.
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Others announce the coming of the long-tailed Crustacea, of the lobster and shrimp type.
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Of Articulates we find only two classes, Worms and Crustacea.
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Then come the Crustacea, so called from their crustlike shell.
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NAUPLIUS-FORM.-Theearliest stage in the development of many Crustacea, especially belonging to the lower groups.
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Amongst the Pelagic Crustacea, some new and curious genera.
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Of Crustacea there were many strange and undescribed genera.
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There are only two orders extinct among the 'Crustacea'.
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Some of these remained in the water, breathing by means of gills, and became the Crustacea.
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These classes are the Crustacea, Cirripedia, and Annelida.
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The variety and kinds of Crustacea are almost numberless, from the largest lobster to the smallest crab.
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The next class in the type of Articulates is that of Crustacea, including Lobsters, Crabs, and Shrimps.
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ANTENNAE.-Jointedorgans appended to the head in Insects, Crustacea and Centipedes, and not belonging to the mouth.
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On the Auditory Organs of the Crustacea.
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