Chiridiella [Chiridiella]

Description

Chiridiella is a genus known for its copepod species that inhabit the pelagic zones of oceans. These organisms are characterized by their streamlined bodies and the presence of long, filamentous appendages, which aid in their navigation through water. They are primarily detritivores, playing a vital role in the decomposition of organic matter and nutrient cycling within their ecosystems.

Species

Spotted Coral Copepod [Chiridiella maculata]

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Arctic Coral Copepod [Chiridiella arctica]