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Body Proportions in Limnetic and Littoral Calanoid Copepods

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Publication Date

1979-01-01

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Timms, Brian

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https://doi.org/10.1071/MF9790417

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Abstract

Pond and littoral species of Hemiboeckella, Boeckella, Diaptomus and Calamoecia have stouter bodies and shorter antennules compared with limnetic species. © 1979 ASEG.

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Research Statement

Keywords

species , proportions

Citation

Timms, B. V. (1979). Body proportions in limnetic and littoral calanoid copepods. Marine and Freshwater Research, 30(3), 417-419. https://doi.org/10.1071/MF9790417

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Marine and Freshwater Research

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1323-1650

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Science & Mathematics

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