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 Megalopa larva has a large un-segmented cephalothorax with all 13 pairs of appendages like those of a crab, abdomen is straight and in line with cephalothorax, it is like the abdomen of prawn with 6 pairs of well formed pleopods, In crabs the nauplius is passed in the egg, it hatches as a zoaea which by moulting forms the megalopa stage, the megalopa by moulting forms the adult.
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Megalopola

Insect found in Rose flower

Head of mosquito

Stomata of Neem leaf

Arteries carrying red blood in Hermit Crab

Rhabditiform larvae of Hook Worm under Foldscope

Crystals of sea-water

Cypris

Cockroach Limb

Proboscis of a Moth.

Hair follicle

Irregular venation of Honey bee wing

Head part of an Ant

Megalopola

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