Oar-footed a. Having feet adapted for swimming.
[1913 Webster]

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Section B - Copepods Copepods ... means ‘oar-footed’ Club notes: What do they look like Tiny, elongated pear shaped with body divided into 2 distinct regions., the narrow back half clearly segmented ... www.reef.edu.au

Letter o - Word Definitions Oar-footed Oared Oarfish Oarfoot Oaring Oarless Oarlock Oarsman Oarsmen Oarsweed Oary Oases Oasis Oast Oat Oatcake Oaten Oath Oathable Oathbreaking Oaths Oatmeal Oats www.worddefinitions.net

Encyclo - Words starting with oaPage 1 Oar-footed (2x) Oarba River Oarces Oarces reticulatus OARDEC Oare (3x) Oare, Berkshire Oare, Wiltshire Oared (3x) oarfish (7x) Oarfoot (2x) oari-(2x) Oaring Oaristos www.encyclo.co.uk

Zooplankton - Treasures of the Sea The name "Copepoda" is derived from two Greek words (kope, oar, and podos, foot), hence oar-footed. Planktonic copepods are typically small, mostly in the range 0.5–5.0 mm with a ... www.treasuresofthesea.org.nz

World of Copepoda, NMNH Copepod (Kope = Greek for "oar" Podos = Greek for "foot") Hence Copepod = oar-footed, referring to the pair of swimming legs on the same somite that are moved together, like the ... invertebrates.si.edu

Pelagic Copepods, Arctic Ocean Biodiversity Copepod means “oar footed”. Within the water column, the copepods are the most numerous multi-cellular organisms, generally contributing about 80% of the animal mass in this ... www.arcodiv.org

remipes rēmĭ-pēs, pĕdis, adj. [remus], oar-footed, i. e. which has oars for feet (Auson.): anates, Aus. Ep. 3, 13: ratis, id. ib. 5, 34: lembi, id. Idyll. 10, 201. archimedes.fas.harvard.edu

Zooplankton Treading water by beating their limbs (from which they get their Greek name "oar-footed") as many as 600 times a minute, they use a vast amount of energy. seagrant.gso.uri.edu

World of Copepoda, NMNH Co�pe�pod n (Kope = Greek for "oar" Podos = Greek for "foot"). Hence Copepod = oar-footed, referring to the pair of swimming legs on the same somite that are moved together ... invertebrates.si.edu

Wildlife Arctic Copepod is Greek for “oar-footed” because these creatures paddle around using oar-shaped legs. Polar squid is the preferred snack for male Sperm whales, Orcas, seals and ... www.polarcruises.com

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