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A General Survey of Larval Euphausiids, with a Scheme for their Identification.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 May 2009

Marie V. Lebour
Marie V. Lebour
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Naturalist at the Plymouth Laboratory
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Whilt working at the life histories of the euphausiids occurring in the English Channel, and also having had opportunities of examining the larvae of several other species belonging to different genera from various localities, the writer noted certain features in the larvae which usually enabled the genus to be distinguished easily. The chief specimens were obtained from plankton collected by Mr. F. S. Russell within a radius of twelve miles from Alexandria, Egypt, whilst working for the Egyptian Fisheries Department. The larval euphausiid material from this collection is rich, and an account of it will soon be published. In the meantime the following general notes are offered, as at present little is known of the systematics of euphausiid larvæ. As several workers are occupied with this group, so important from the point of view of the Fisheries, it seemed advisable to bring all that is known together. In so doing it has been found possible to form a working scheme, from which, being given a series of larvæ of any species, one is enabled to determine the genus. For this scheme the order of development of the pleopods has been taken as the main factor, as it is found that the pleopods develop differently in several of the most important genera.

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Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom , Volume 14 , Issue 2 , August 1926 , pp. 519 - 527
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Copyright © Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom 1926

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