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- noun Plural form of
nauplius .
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Examples
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For a map of the distribution and abundance of the copepod nauplii in 1982 and in 1984, see Ellertsen et al, 1990, p. 28.
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Conchostracans hatch from resting eggs as nauplii and don't develop a carapace until their third naupliar stage.
Crustacea 2008
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All the larvae, all the little nauplii and tornarias, all the microscopic things, the jelly-fish.
The Invisible Man Herbert George 2006
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Population densities of T. japonicus nauplii were closely related to the amount of chlorella fed back, but were not related to the growth of E. intestinalis.
Chapter 7 1983
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The proportion of nauplii, copepodites, and adults of T. japonicus was also constant during the culture period at a ratio of 28: 47: 25.
Chapter 7 1983
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All the larvae, all the little nauplii and tornarias, all the microscopic things, the jelly-fish.
The Invisible Man 1906
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All the larvae, all the little nauplii and tornarias, all the microscopic things, the jelly-fish.
The Invisible Man Sleeps Herbert George 1898
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All the larvae, all the little nauplii and tornarias, all the microscopic things, the jelly-fish.
The Invisible Man Herbert George 1897
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Conchostracans hatch from resting eggs as nauplii and don't develop a carapace until their third naupliar stage.
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(nauplii: copepodites: adults) in the feedback culture system were constant at
Chapter 7 1983
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