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uropod

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uropod [′yu̇r·ə‚päd]
(invertebrate zoology)
One of the flattened abdominal appendages of various crustaceans that with the telson forms the tail fan.
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Uropod with broad mmi; exopod with two small spines at posterolateral angle and with distinct transverse suture; posterolateral projection of protopod terminally blunt.
Taxonomic review of the hydrothermal vent shrimp genera Rimicaris ... by Komai, Tomoyuki; Segonzac, Michel / Journal of Shellfish Research
Into each trap was placed a sample of approximately 40 male rock lobsters, each of which had been measured (CL) and marked by cutting a notch in its uropod.
Escapement of the Cape rock lobster (Jasus lalandii) through the mesh ... by Groeneveld, Johan C.; Khanyile, Jimmy P.; Schoeman, David S. / Fishery Bulletin
Molt stage was determined by examination of setogenesis via changes in the seta on the margin of the inner uropod, in accordance with Smith and Dall (1985).
Influence of feeding on hepatopancreas structure and digestive enzyme ... by Johnston, Danielle / Journal of Shellfish Research
 
 
 
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