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Definition of crustacean
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Crustacean
(n.) An
animal
belonging
to the class
Crustacea.
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Interepimeral
::
Interepimeral
(a.)
Between
the
epimeral
plates
of
insects
and
crustaceans.
Ichthyophthira
::
Ichthyophthira
(n. pl.) A
division
of
copepod
crustaceans,
including
numerous
species
parasitic
on
fishes..
Spermatophore
::
Spermatophore
(n.) A
capsule
or
pocket
inclosing
a
number
of
spermatozoa.
They are
present
in many
annelids,
brachiopods,
mollusks,
and
crustaceans.
In
cephalopods
the
structure
of the
capsule
is very
complex..
Labrum
::
Labrum
(n.) An organ in
insects
and
crustaceans
covering
the upper part of the
mouth,
and
serving
as an upper lip. See
Illust.
of
Hymenoptera..
Podophthalmite
::
Podophthalmite
(n.) The
eyestalk
of a
crustacean.
Protopodite
::
Protopodite
(n.) The basal
portion,
or two
proximal
and more or less
consolidated
segments,
of an
appendage
of a
crustacean..
Scaphognathite
::
Scaphognathite
(n.) A thin
leafike
appendage
(the
exopodite)
of the
second
maxilla
of
decapod
crustaceans.
It
serves
as a
pumping
organ to draw the water
through
the gill
cavity.
Squamellae
::
Squame
(n.) The
scale,
or
exopodite,
of an
antenna
of a
crustacean..
Decapod
::
Decapod
(n.) A
crustacean
with ten feet or legs, as a crab; one of the
Decapoda.
Also used
adjectively..
Malacostracology
::
Malacostracology
(n.) That
branch
of
zoological
science
which
relates
to the
crustaceans;
--
called
also
carcinology.
Xylophagous
::
Xylophagous
(a.)
Eating,
boring
in, or
destroying,
wood; -- said
especially
of
certain
insect
larvae,
crustaceans,
and
mollusks..
Palingenesy
::
Palingenesy
(n.) That form of
evolution
in which the truly
ancestral
characters
conserved
by
heredity
are
reproduced
in
development;
original
simple
descent;
--
distinguished
from
kenogenesis.
Sometimes,
in
zoology,
the
abrupt
metamorphosis
of
insects,
crustaceans,
etc..
Peraeopod
::
Peraeopod
(n.) One of the
thoracic
legs of a
crustacean.
See
Illust.
of
Crustacea.
Crustacean
::
Crustacean
(n.) An
animal
belonging
to the class
Crustacea.
Remiped
::
Remiped
(a.)
Having
feet or legs that are used as oars; -- said of
certain
crustaceans
and
insects.
Polymeniscous
::
Polymeniscous
(a.)
Having
numerous
facets;
-- said of the
compound
eyes of
insects
and
crustaceans.
Squillitic
::
Squilla
(n.) Any one of
numerous
stomapod
crustaceans
of the genus
Squilla
and
allied
genera.
They make
burrows
in mud or
beneath
stones
on the
seashore.
Called
also
mantis
shrimp.
See
Illust.
under
Stomapoda.
Sedentary
::
Sedentary
(a.)
Remaining
in one
place,
especially
when
firmly
attached
to some
object;
as, the
oyster
is a
sedentary
mollusk;
the
barnacles
are
sedentary
crustaceans..
Shell
::
Shell (n.) The hard
calcareous
or
chitinous
external
covering
of
mollusks,
crustaceans,
and some other
invertebrates.
In some
mollusks,
as the
cuttlefishes,
it is
internal,
or
concealed
by the
mantle.
Also, the hard
covering
of some
vertebrates,
as the
armadillo,
the
tortoise,
and the
like..
Propodite
::
Propodite
(n.) The sixth joint of a
typical
leg of a
crustacean;
usually,
the
penultimate
joint..
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