nauplius 的定义
plural nau·pli·i [naw-plee-ahy]. /ˈnɔ pliˌaɪ/.
- a larval form with three pairs of appendages and a single median eye, occurring usually as the first stage of development after leaving the egg.
更多nauplius例句
- The three pairs of appendages of the nauplius larva (the future first and second antennae and mandibles).
- The Nauplius at this stage gives rise to another larva form, the so-called Zoëa, which is of great importance.
- But of all living crabs the Phyllopods are the most closely allied to the original primary form of the Nauplius.
- One of the as yet unexplained features of the protaspis of trilobites is the absence of the "nauplius eye."
- The development, although modified by the early appearance of the bivalved shell within which the nauplius lies, is direct.