Schizopoda
- noun
- /ˌskɪzoʊˈpoʊdə/
- Archaic
- The order Schizopoda was divided into Mysidacea and Euphausiacea in modern taxonomy.
Examples
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Many scientific papers from the 19th century discuss the classification of Schizopoda among crustaceans.
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Early marine biologists often referred to certain shrimplike creatures as Schizopoda.
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The Schizopoda are fascinating creatures found in deep ocean waters.
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Many scientists study Schizopoda for their unique adaptations.
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Early marine biologists often referred to certain shrimplike creatures as Schizopoda.
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Many scientific papers from the 19th century discuss the classification of Schizopoda among crustaceans.
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The order Schizopoda was divided into Mysidacea and Euphausiacea in modern taxonomy.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Schizopoda comes from Greek parts schizo- meaning 'split' and -poda meaning 'feet', so imagine tiny shrimplike sea animals with 'split feet'. That's why the name was used for a group of small, transparent marine crustaceans.