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- Rostrum absent
- Head small and depressed
- Cervical sinus present
- Postabdominal claw with pecten
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- May
be closely related and commonly confused with Ceriodaphnia
reticulata; Hybridization may occur between the two.
- Commonly used in toxicological bioassays by the US EPA.
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