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| Distinguishing
Characteristics |
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Middle pecten of postabdominal claw stout and
long, largest at least three times as long as distal pecten.
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Ocellus
present.
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Optic vesicle does not touch margin of head.
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Ventral
margin of head more or less straight.
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Dorsal spinules long,
interspinule distance less than 1.5 times the spinule
length.
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Middle pecten of postabdominal claw with 3-7
teeth.
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Head and valves no more than 2 mm in length.
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| Additional
Notes |
- Easily
confused with Daphnia catawba except for spinules.
- Molecular evidence suggests a close relationship between Daphnia schodleri and Daphnia pulicaria (Hebert 1995).
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