In 1960, John Mauchline published the first comprehensive description of one of these organisms.
In 1960, John Mauchline published the first comprehensive description of one of these organisms.One of these organisms's haemocyanin-oxygen affinity is unusual for crustaceans because it is higherat higher temperatures. That is the northern one of these organisms, M. norvegica, which may alsobreak down haemocyanin while in deep water during their diel vertical migration. The deep sea oneof these organisms is notable for lacking bioluminescence. Larval stages specific to these organismsinclude calyptopis and furcilia. The most common one of these organisms feeds through (*)compression filtration, which involves it using its endopodites and expodites to form a watertight feedingbasket through which water is filtered by setae. For 10 points, name these small shrimp-like crustaceanswhose most well known species, Euphausia superba, is found in the Southern Ocean and is probably themost abundant organism on the planet in terms of biomass.
In 1960, John Mauchline published the first comprehensive description of one of these organisms.
krill [accept euphausiids or Euphausiacea before "Euphausia superba" is read]