Isopod
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Isopods that are members of the legs (crustaceans), oceans, freshwater and terrestrial species of diverse and widely existing forms. Most can live freely, but many marine organisms parasitize other animals. They are usually inconspicuous. Most of the 10,000 species, including piltia, insects, pebbles (qq.v.), are 0.7 to 35 mm (0.28 to 4 inches) in length, but the Caribbean marine species Bathynomus giganteus reaches 35 cm I will grow up. (14 inches)
The body is slim, fairly flat, slightly arched. The back is covered with a series of large armored plates; there are seven parts of the chest or abdomen and six parts of the abdomen. There are usually 6 pairs of limbs, but sometimes only 2 pairs or 8 pairs
Insects and medicinal insects are sown often on fallen leaves. Aquatic plants near the coast are rich in aquatic species. The parasite inhabits the internal organs of fish, shrimp and squid. They are common in the deep sea and are the crustaceans of the major malacostrancan in the global environment.
Isopods are the most diverse and species rich crustaceans, perakalida (isopods, bipods, tanides and their relatives). Equal legs are common residents in almost all environments, and epidemic in crustaceans is rare. Familiar sows and Pilbag are members of this group. Also, their relatives (grippers, slatters etc) are similar. The isopod contains about 10,000 of the 10 subsequences. The length of these animals is 0.5 mm to 500 mm (Bathynomus giganteus). Phylogenetic analysis and fossil records (although limited) indicate that they can be traced back to the group at least 300 million years before the Paleozoic carbon cycle.
Of the 10 isopods, 4 exists in the deep sea. However, Asellota, one of the four sub-orders, is far from being a major deep-sea isotopic group, and about 90% of all described isosteres from this environment are asellotans is. Wilson (1980) and Wilson and Hessler (1987) believe that the deep ocean has been invaded by many people in myriad families. Here, Asellota is widely radiated. In polar regions, various acerothane pedigrees appear again in shallow water.
Huge monopods are carnivorous crustaceans that take time to clean the deep ocean floor. At such a large depth, food is very rare, so the legs are adapted to those falling from above. This includes dead whale, fish, squid body. Equal legs are thought to eat slow animals such as sea cucumbers and sponges. A huge monopod has a complex mouth, has many elements to work together to pierce, shred and shake the prey. Equal legs can eat for a long period of time and are known to survive for more than 8 weeks even if not under the breeding.
This monster seems to be healthy, but I refuse food for five years. It eventually died, it is not clear whether starvation makes it die. Because the legs inhabit the ocean floor, you can use it for a long time before eating. The giant isopods of the Pacific Aquarium are eating dead squid. These isopods tend to eat 4-10 times a year. When they eat, they get themselves where they can not move. Raleigh, J. K. And Dempsey K. (2006). The huge deep-sea captors in the western Indian Pacific belong to Bathynomus (crustaceans, isopods, cyprinidae). At: Richer de Forges, B Justone, J. (Ed.), Résultatsdes Compenses Musortom, vol. 24. Memorials National Museum National History, Tome 193: 163-192