Definition of nauplius in English:

nauplius

nounPlural nauplii ˈnɔːplɪəsˈnôplēəs

Zoology

The first larval stage of many crustaceans, having an unsegmented body and a single eye.
Example sentencesExamples
- This emphasizes the importance of yolk biosynthesis for the success of the developing nauplii.
- At hatch, the emerging nauplius is usually confronted with very high salinities.
- Most metamorphosing malacostracans have a nauplius larva, but in many species eggs hatch into zoea larvae.
- The externa is immature until a male nauplii settles on it and fuses with it.
- Some crustaceans hatch young that are like miniature adults; others go through a larval stage called a nauplius.
- Crustacea are characterized by two pairs of antennae, three pairs of mouthparts, and a special type of larvae called the nauplius
- Guppies were fed ad libitum flake food three times daily, supplemented with live brine shrimp nauplii.
- The nauplius basically walks through the water, pushing itself off against the viscous medium which starts to rotate.
- The shape of the body differs considerably between nauplii and copepodids.
- Embryos are brooded in the mother's carapace and hatch out as miniature Daphnia, rather than as nauplii.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin, denoting a kind of shellfish, or from the Greek name Nauplios, the son of Poseidon.

Definition of nauplius in US English:

nauplius

nounˈnôplēəs

Zoology

The first larval stage of many crustaceans, having an unsegmented body and a single eye.
Example sentencesExamples
- Crustacea are characterized by two pairs of antennae, three pairs of mouthparts, and a special type of larvae called the nauplius
- The shape of the body differs considerably between nauplii and copepodids.
- At hatch, the emerging nauplius is usually confronted with very high salinities.
- This emphasizes the importance of yolk biosynthesis for the success of the developing nauplii.
- Guppies were fed ad libitum flake food three times daily, supplemented with live brine shrimp nauplii.
- The nauplius basically walks through the water, pushing itself off against the viscous medium which starts to rotate.
- Most metamorphosing malacostracans have a nauplius larva, but in many species eggs hatch into zoea larvae.
- Embryos are brooded in the mother's carapace and hatch out as miniature Daphnia, rather than as nauplii.
- Some crustaceans hatch young that are like miniature adults; others go through a larval stage called a nauplius.
- The externa is immature until a male nauplii settles on it and fuses with it.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin, denoting a kind of shellfish, or from the Greek name Nauplios, the son of Poseidon.

单词	nauplius
释义	Definition of nauplius in English: nauplius nounPlural nauplii ˈnɔːplɪəsˈnôplēəs Zoology The first larval stage of many crustaceans, having an unsegmented body and a single eye. Example sentencesExamples This emphasizes the importance of yolk biosynthesis for the success of the developing nauplii. At hatch, the emerging nauplius is usually confronted with very high salinities. Most metamorphosing malacostracans have a nauplius larva, but in many species eggs hatch into zoea larvae. The externa is immature until a male nauplii settles on it and fuses with it. Some crustaceans hatch young that are like miniature adults; others go through a larval stage called a nauplius. Crustacea are characterized by two pairs of antennae, three pairs of mouthparts, and a special type of larvae called the nauplius Guppies were fed ad libitum flake food three times daily, supplemented with live brine shrimp nauplii. The nauplius basically walks through the water, pushing itself off against the viscous medium which starts to rotate. The shape of the body differs considerably between nauplii and copepodids. Embryos are brooded in the mother's carapace and hatch out as miniature Daphnia, rather than as nauplii. Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin, denoting a kind of shellfish, or from the Greek name Nauplios, the son of Poseidon. Definition of nauplius in US English: nauplius nounˈnôplēəs Zoology The first larval stage of many crustaceans, having an unsegmented body and a single eye. Example sentencesExamples Crustacea are characterized by two pairs of antennae, three pairs of mouthparts, and a special type of larvae called the nauplius The shape of the body differs considerably between nauplii and copepodids. At hatch, the emerging nauplius is usually confronted with very high salinities. This emphasizes the importance of yolk biosynthesis for the success of the developing nauplii. Guppies were fed ad libitum flake food three times daily, supplemented with live brine shrimp nauplii. The nauplius basically walks through the water, pushing itself off against the viscous medium which starts to rotate. Most metamorphosing malacostracans have a nauplius larva, but in many species eggs hatch into zoea larvae. Embryos are brooded in the mother's carapace and hatch out as miniature Daphnia, rather than as nauplii. Some crustaceans hatch young that are like miniature adults; others go through a larval stage called a nauplius. The externa is immature until a male nauplii settles on it and fuses with it. Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin, denoting a kind of shellfish, or from the Greek name Nauplios, the son of Poseidon.
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