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pleopod
pleopod Zool. (ˈpliːəpɒd) [f. as pleon1 + Gr. πούς, ποδ- foot.] One of the swimming limbs attached to the pleon or abdomen in Crustacea: see pleon1. Also pleopodite (pliːˈɒpədaɪt). Cf. pereiopod, -podite, s.v. pereion.1855 C. Spence Bate in Rep. Brit. Assoc. (1856) 38 Pleopoda or swimming feet are a... Oxford English Dictionary
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Palaemon vulgaris
These shrimp swim metachronally, creating an appendage wave, starting with the pleopod closest to the tail, beating all of their appendages with a phase wikipedia.org
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Analysis Identification Method for Microfossil (Ostracoda, Pleopod and ...
Chinese National Standard Category: SY/T 5522-1992 Analysis Identification Method for Microfossil (Ostracoda, Pleopod and Charophyta); Category No.: D10; Category Title: Geological mineral survey and development in general
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pleon
▪ I. ‖ pleon1 Zool. (ˈpliːən) [Arbitrarily f. Gr. πλέων, pr. pple. of πλεῖν to swim, sail: cf. pereion.] A name for the abdomen in Crustacea, as bearing the swimming limbs (see pleopod). Also applied by Owen to the tail-spine or telson in the king-crab, etc., considered as representing the abdomen.1... Oxford English Dictionary
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Periclimenes pholeter
The endopod of the fifth pleopod of the male is widened distally and has an irregularly rounded outline. The second male pleopod has the appendix masculina about as slender, but slightly longer than the appendix interna; it ends in a number of strong setae wikipedia.org
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Armadillidium phalacronum
shape of the antennae lobes (rounded in A. phalacronum vs trapezoidal in A. insulanum) and the length of the posterior lobe of the exopodite of the first pleopod The posterior lobe of the exopodite of the first pleopod is triangular and the apex of the endopodite is straight . wikipedia.org
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swimmeret
swimmeret (ˈswɪmərət) [f. swimmer + -et1.] An abdominal limb or appendage of a crustacean, adapted for swimming; a swimming-foot, pleopod.1840 Cuvier's Anim. Kingd. 416 The second family of Decapoda,—Decapoda Macrura..,—is distinguished by having at the extremity of the tail, on each side, appendage... Oxford English Dictionary
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Armadillidium stymphalicum
The posterior lobe of the exopodite of the first pleopod is triangular with a rounded tip and the apex of the endopodite is straight . wikipedia.org
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Armadillidium atticum
Armadillidium atticum brevipes (Strouhal, 1937): This subspecies has the posterior lobe of the first pleopod-exopodite much shorter, being only about half The first pleopod has an exopodite with a narrow, elongated posterior lobe and an endopodite with straight apex. wikipedia.org
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Asellota
uropods (a character shared with some other isopod groups), the fusion of pleonites 5, 4 and sometimes 3 to the pleotelson, and absence of the first pleopod wikipedia.org
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Longiflagrum amphibium
amphibium can be distinguished from the other four species of the genus Longiflagrum by having the shortest flagellum in the antennule and by its oval pleopod wikipedia.org
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Boreomysis inopinata
Pleopod 3 of male is distally with strong setae, while pleopod 4 in not modified. Uropodal endopod has two or three spiniform setae. wikipedia.org
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Uromunna sheltoni
Differences also exist in the spination and shape of the apex of the male first pleopod, the relative lengths of the antennular segments, and the shape wikipedia.org
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Coleusia
separated into Coleusia in 2006 based on the fusing of segments 3-5 on the abdomens of the males and the three times axial coiling of the shaft of the first pleopod wikipedia.org
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Thalamita crenata
Male has long and thin first pleopod, which gradually tapering to tip. wikipedia.org
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