- are
stalk-
e**** crustaceans, like
crabs and
lobsters (and
various types of
mostly larger shrimp), now
grouped as
Decapoda (i.e. ten-legged
crustaceans)....
- species, are retractable.
Crustaceans also have eyestalks,
consisting of two segments. A
stalk-
e**** fly. Well-developed
eye of
Eustrombus gigas on eyestalk...
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stage with
square eyes is molted.
Although stalked eyes on
peduncles occur in some
species of
crustaceans and some insects, only some of the Crustacea...
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pineal stalk of
Petromyzon elongates very
considerably during metamorphosis.
Crustaceans at the
nauplius stage (first-stage larva) have a
single eye atop...
-
location missing publisher (link) Rathbun, MJ (1902). "****anese
stalk-
e**** Crustaceans".
Proceedings of the
United States National Museum. 26 (1307): 23–55...
- Look up
shrimp in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Shrimp are
stalk-
e**** swimming crustaceans.
Shrimp may also
refer to:
Shrimp (food), a s****fish used...
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organs include compound eyes (often
stalked),
ocelli (simple eyes),
statocysts and
sensory bristles. The
naupliar eye is a
characteristic of the nauplius...
- instant, but like most
crustaceans,
mantis shrimps' eyes are
mounted on
stalks. In
mantis shrimps, the
movement of the
stalked eye is
unusually free, and...
- (1): 54–65 – via ResearchGate. Rathbun, Mary J. (1902). "****anese
Stalk-
E**** Crustaceans" (PDF).
Proceedings of the
United States National Museum. XXVI (1307):...
- on
insects and
crustaceans. Non-compound eyes have a
single lens and
focus light onto the
retina to form a
single image. This type of
eye is
common in mammals...
