Larvae decapod

GORE R H (1985) Molting and growth in decapod larvae, in Wenner A M (ed.). Crustacean Issues. Rotterdam Balkema, 1-66. 

Pop-out cannot be used reliably in these situations, since it cannot be guaranteed that the specinien features causing it are consistently popped out. A careful serial search of the scene is required, which is both slow and tiring. If there is any pop-out or attenlional effect in Figure 3.9, it is the larger objects, which correspond to zooplankton copepods and decapod larvae. 

In summary, McDonough and Hemmingsen (ref. 419) conclude that the extreme resistance of the brine shrimp larva to bubble formation is consistent with the hypothesis that the intracellular environment of eucaryotic cells is intrinsically very resistant to bubble nucleation. The added results for the adult brine shrimp, copepods, and larval decapods show that resistance can still be quite high, even though circulatory systems and lipid storage depots are present. Finally, the much lower resistance of... 

Saltwater mysids Less than 24 h post-release from the brood sac Do not use ovigerous decapod crustaceans or polychaetes with visible developing eggs in coelom Amphibians Use young larvae whenever possible... 

CALADO R, NARCiso L, MORAis s, RHYNE A L and LIN J (2003) A rearing system for the culture of ornamental decapod crustacean larvae , AqiiocM/rMre, 218,329-339. 

GURNEY R (1942) Larvae of Decapod Crustacea. Dorking Adlard Son Ltd. 

SANDIER p A, ziEUNSKi p B and CASTRO w E (1974) A simple airlift-operated tank for closed-system culture of decapod crustacean larvae and other small aquatic animals , Helgol W s Meer, 26,82-87. 

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