- of a
marsupium (the "brood pouch"),
formed from thin
flattened plates (
oostegites)
borne on the
basalmost segments of the legs.
Peracarida is one of the...
- In
mature females, some or all of the
limbs have
appendages known as
oostegites which fold
underneath the
thorax and form a
brood chamber for the eggs...
-
marsupium when ****ually active, the
pouch being formed by
overlapping oostegites or
brood plates grown from the
medial border of the pereiopods. The young...
-
beneath the thorax. This
brood pouch is
enclosed by the large,
flexible oostegites,
bristly flaps which extend from the
basal segments of the
pereopods and...
- In
mature females,
brood pouches formed by
extensions of the
coxae (
oostegites) are
present on the
third and
fourth pereonites. The
fifth to seventh...
- moult.
Embryos develop in the
female marsupium until released from the
oostegite openings as
zuphea 1 larvae. The life
cycle from
zuphea 1 to
adult female...
- A
female specimen with eggs
protected by
oostegites...
- a
marsupium formed by
branches (endites) of
their thoracopods,
called oostegites. The
Peracarida is
divided into nine
orders (Isopoda, Amphipoda, Mysida...
-
uropods (posterior appendages).
Female petalophthalmidans have two or
three oostegites (flexible
bristly flaps)
forming the base of the
marsupium or
brood pouch...
-
presence of a
marsupium (an
abdominal sac
sheltering the eggs)
formed by the
oostegites, the flat and
flared parts of the
proximal segments of the legs. G. mucronatus...
