Definition of Copepoda in English:

Copepoda

plural nounˌkəʊpɪˈpəʊdəkōˈpepədə

Zoology

A large class of small aquatic crustaceans, many of which occur in plankton and some of which are parasitic on larger aquatic animals.
〔动〕桡足纲动物
Example sentencesExamples
- Hemoglobins have been described in a select number of crustacean groups, including the Branchiopoda, Ostracoda, Copepoda, Cirrepedia, and Decapoda.
- However, cladistic analysis indicates that the Cycloidea possibly belong within the Crustacea as a sister group of the Copepoda.
- Monstrilloid copepods represent one of the ten orders of Copepoda currently recognized.
- The Copepoda are an incredibly numerous group of crustaceans.
- In insects the Orthoptera (especially grasshoppers), and in crustaceans the Decapoda (especially caridean shrimps), Stomatopoda (mantis shrimps) and calanoid Copepoda, are the only groups to far exceed a typically small range.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Greek kōpē 'handle, oar' + pous, pod- 'foot' (because of its paddle-like feet).

Definition of Copepoda in US English:

Copepoda

plural nounkōˈpepədə

Zoology

A large class of small aquatic crustaceans, many of which occur in plankton and some of which are parasitic on larger aquatic animals.
〔动〕桡足纲动物
Example sentencesExamples
- The Copepoda are an incredibly numerous group of crustaceans.
- In insects the Orthoptera (especially grasshoppers), and in crustaceans the Decapoda (especially caridean shrimps), Stomatopoda (mantis shrimps) and calanoid Copepoda, are the only groups to far exceed a typically small range.
- Hemoglobins have been described in a select number of crustacean groups, including the Branchiopoda, Ostracoda, Copepoda, Cirrepedia, and Decapoda.
- However, cladistic analysis indicates that the Cycloidea possibly belong within the Crustacea as a sister group of the Copepoda.
- Monstrilloid copepods represent one of the ten orders of Copepoda currently recognized.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Greek kōpē ‘handle, oar’ + pous, pod- ‘foot’ (because of its paddle-like feet).

单词	Copepoda
释义	Definition of Copepoda in English: Copepoda plural nounˌkəʊpɪˈpəʊdəkōˈpepədə Zoology A large class of small aquatic crustaceans, many of which occur in plankton and some of which are parasitic on larger aquatic animals. 〔动〕桡足纲动物 Example sentencesExamples Hemoglobins have been described in a select number of crustacean groups, including the Branchiopoda, Ostracoda, Copepoda, Cirrepedia, and Decapoda. However, cladistic analysis indicates that the Cycloidea possibly belong within the Crustacea as a sister group of the Copepoda. Monstrilloid copepods represent one of the ten orders of Copepoda currently recognized. The Copepoda are an incredibly numerous group of crustaceans. In insects the Orthoptera (especially grasshoppers), and in crustaceans the Decapoda (especially caridean shrimps), Stomatopoda (mantis shrimps) and calanoid Copepoda, are the only groups to far exceed a typically small range. Origin Modern Latin, from Greek kōpē 'handle, oar' + pous, pod- 'foot' (because of its paddle-like feet). Definition of Copepoda in US English: Copepoda plural nounkōˈpepədə Zoology A large class of small aquatic crustaceans, many of which occur in plankton and some of which are parasitic on larger aquatic animals. 〔动〕桡足纲动物 Example sentencesExamples The Copepoda are an incredibly numerous group of crustaceans. In insects the Orthoptera (especially grasshoppers), and in crustaceans the Decapoda (especially caridean shrimps), Stomatopoda (mantis shrimps) and calanoid Copepoda, are the only groups to far exceed a typically small range. Hemoglobins have been described in a select number of crustacean groups, including the Branchiopoda, Ostracoda, Copepoda, Cirrepedia, and Decapoda. However, cladistic analysis indicates that the Cycloidea possibly belong within the Crustacea as a sister group of the Copepoda. Monstrilloid copepods represent one of the ten orders of Copepoda currently recognized. Origin Modern Latin, from Greek kōpē ‘handle, oar’ + pous, pod- ‘foot’ (because of its paddle-like feet).
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