Definition of malacostracan in English:

malacostracan

noun ˌmaləˈkɒstrək(ə)nˌmaləˈkästrəkən

Zoology

A crustacean of the large class Malacostraca, such as a crab, shrimp, or lobster.
Example sentencesExamples
- Both the fishing and farming of malacostracans can be environmentally damaging.
- Shifts between aquatic and terrestrial habitats were likely promoted by the availability of malacostracans in both terrestrial and aquatic habitats.
- Malacostracans play such an important role in aquatic ecosystems that their conservation is an important issue.
- Malacostracans exhibit the hard, calcified exoskeleton typical of crustaceans.
- The mouth of malacostracans leads to a two-chambered stomach, which possesses a grinding structure called the gastric mill.

adjective ˌmaləˈkɒstrək(ə)nˌmaləˈkästrəkən

Zoology

Relating to or denoting malacostracans.
Example sentencesExamples
- Several malacostracan species are important in aquaculture and food industries.
- In a study of 47 species of malacostracan arthropods, Becker found that most of the taxa were not heavily fouled.
- Therefore, the homology of entomostracan and malacostracan neuronal stem cells remains uncertain.
- Classical eyestalk ablation experiments have demonstrated that malacostracan reproduction is under sinus gland control.
- Neuroblasts in many malacostracan crustaceans arise and behave differently from their counterparts in Drosophila.

Definition of malacostracan in US English:

malacostracan

nounˌmaləˈkästrəkən

Zoology

A crustacean of the large class Malacostraca, such as a crab, shrimp, or lobster.
Example sentencesExamples
- The mouth of malacostracans leads to a two-chambered stomach, which possesses a grinding structure called the gastric mill.
- Shifts between aquatic and terrestrial habitats were likely promoted by the availability of malacostracans in both terrestrial and aquatic habitats.
- Malacostracans play such an important role in aquatic ecosystems that their conservation is an important issue.
- Both the fishing and farming of malacostracans can be environmentally damaging.
- Malacostracans exhibit the hard, calcified exoskeleton typical of crustaceans.

adjectiveˌmaləˈkästrəkən

Zoology

Relating to or denoting malacostracans.
Example sentencesExamples
- Neuroblasts in many malacostracan crustaceans arise and behave differently from their counterparts in Drosophila.
- Classical eyestalk ablation experiments have demonstrated that malacostracan reproduction is under sinus gland control.
- Therefore, the homology of entomostracan and malacostracan neuronal stem cells remains uncertain.
- Several malacostracan species are important in aquaculture and food industries.
- In a study of 47 species of malacostracan arthropods, Becker found that most of the taxa were not heavily fouled.

单词	malacostracan
释义	Definition of malacostracan in English: malacostracan noun ˌmaləˈkɒstrək(ə)nˌmaləˈkästrəkən Zoology A crustacean of the large class Malacostraca, such as a crab, shrimp, or lobster. Example sentencesExamples Both the fishing and farming of malacostracans can be environmentally damaging. Shifts between aquatic and terrestrial habitats were likely promoted by the availability of malacostracans in both terrestrial and aquatic habitats. Malacostracans play such an important role in aquatic ecosystems that their conservation is an important issue. Malacostracans exhibit the hard, calcified exoskeleton typical of crustaceans. The mouth of malacostracans leads to a two-chambered stomach, which possesses a grinding structure called the gastric mill. adjective ˌmaləˈkɒstrək(ə)nˌmaləˈkästrəkən Zoology Relating to or denoting malacostracans. Example sentencesExamples Several malacostracan species are important in aquaculture and food industries. In a study of 47 species of malacostracan arthropods, Becker found that most of the taxa were not heavily fouled. Therefore, the homology of entomostracan and malacostracan neuronal stem cells remains uncertain. Classical eyestalk ablation experiments have demonstrated that malacostracan reproduction is under sinus gland control. Neuroblasts in many malacostracan crustaceans arise and behave differently from their counterparts in Drosophila. Definition of malacostracan in US English: malacostracan nounˌmaləˈkästrəkən Zoology A crustacean of the large class Malacostraca, such as a crab, shrimp, or lobster. Example sentencesExamples The mouth of malacostracans leads to a two-chambered stomach, which possesses a grinding structure called the gastric mill. Shifts between aquatic and terrestrial habitats were likely promoted by the availability of malacostracans in both terrestrial and aquatic habitats. Malacostracans play such an important role in aquatic ecosystems that their conservation is an important issue. Both the fishing and farming of malacostracans can be environmentally damaging. Malacostracans exhibit the hard, calcified exoskeleton typical of crustaceans. adjectiveˌmaləˈkästrəkən Zoology Relating to or denoting malacostracans. Example sentencesExamples Neuroblasts in many malacostracan crustaceans arise and behave differently from their counterparts in Drosophila. Classical eyestalk ablation experiments have demonstrated that malacostracan reproduction is under sinus gland control. Therefore, the homology of entomostracan and malacostracan neuronal stem cells remains uncertain. Several malacostracan species are important in aquaculture and food industries. In a study of 47 species of malacostracan arthropods, Becker found that most of the taxa were not heavily fouled.
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