zooplankton under a microscope, prickly water flea Cercopagis pengoi Crustacea, is an invasive species that hunts smaller planktonic organisms, including daphnia, in the video, the male is different from the females by the absence of a brood chamber
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Zooplankton Under a Microscope, Prickly Water Flea Cercopagis Pengoi Crustacea
Zooplankton Under a Microscope, Prickly Water Flea Cercopagis Pengoi Crustacea
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Created | 02 Aug 2019 |
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Tags | Branchiopoda, Bythotrephes longimanus, Cercopagis pengoi, cladocera, Crustacea, daphnia, Gamogenetic female, invasive species, moina macrocopa, Parthenogenetic female, plankton, predator, prickly water flea, under a microscope, zooplankton, |