Definition of Cladocera in English:

Cladocera

plural nounkləˈdɒs(ə)rəkləˈdäsərə

Zoology

An order of minute branchiopod crustaceans which includes the water fleas. They typically have a transparent shell enclosing the trunk, and large antennae which are used for swimming.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the chapter on the Cladocera, Smith does not address the much-discussed question of whether this Order really is a valid monophyletic group.
- As a juvenile, Pomoxis nigromaculatus feeds mainly on microscopic prey such as Cyclops, Cladocera, and Daphnia.
- Salt-tolerant species within the chydorid Cladocera, as well as many freshwater Ostracoda and Chironomidae, push beyond this limit by means of hyper-osmotic regulation.
- Daphnia are freshwater crustaceans in the order Cladocera that are known to have four expansion segments in the 18S rRNA gene.
- Osmoregulation in Cladocera has been comprehensively reviewed by Aladin and Potts.

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from Greek klados 'branch or root' + keras 'horn' (because of the branched antennae).

Definition of Cladocera in US English:

Cladocera

plural nounkləˈdäsərə

Zoology

An order of minute branchiopod crustaceans which includes the water fleas. They typically have a transparent shell enclosing the trunk, and large antennae which are used for swimming.
Example sentencesExamples
- Salt-tolerant species within the chydorid Cladocera, as well as many freshwater Ostracoda and Chironomidae, push beyond this limit by means of hyper-osmotic regulation.
- Osmoregulation in Cladocera has been comprehensively reviewed by Aladin and Potts.
- As a juvenile, Pomoxis nigromaculatus feeds mainly on microscopic prey such as Cyclops, Cladocera, and Daphnia.
- Daphnia are freshwater crustaceans in the order Cladocera that are known to have four expansion segments in the 18S rRNA gene.
- In the chapter on the Cladocera, Smith does not address the much-discussed question of whether this Order really is a valid monophyletic group.

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from Greek klados ‘branch or root’ + keras ‘horn’ (because of the branched antennae).

单词	Cladocera
释义	Definition of Cladocera in English: Cladocera plural nounkləˈdɒs(ə)rəkləˈdäsərə Zoology An order of minute branchiopod crustaceans which includes the water fleas. They typically have a transparent shell enclosing the trunk, and large antennae which are used for swimming. Example sentencesExamples In the chapter on the Cladocera, Smith does not address the much-discussed question of whether this Order really is a valid monophyletic group. As a juvenile, Pomoxis nigromaculatus feeds mainly on microscopic prey such as Cyclops, Cladocera, and Daphnia. Salt-tolerant species within the chydorid Cladocera, as well as many freshwater Ostracoda and Chironomidae, push beyond this limit by means of hyper-osmotic regulation. Daphnia are freshwater crustaceans in the order Cladocera that are known to have four expansion segments in the 18S rRNA gene. Osmoregulation in Cladocera has been comprehensively reviewed by Aladin and Potts. Origin Modern Latin (plural), from Greek klados 'branch or root' + keras 'horn' (because of the branched antennae). Definition of Cladocera in US English: Cladocera plural nounkləˈdäsərə Zoology An order of minute branchiopod crustaceans which includes the water fleas. They typically have a transparent shell enclosing the trunk, and large antennae which are used for swimming. Example sentencesExamples Salt-tolerant species within the chydorid Cladocera, as well as many freshwater Ostracoda and Chironomidae, push beyond this limit by means of hyper-osmotic regulation. Osmoregulation in Cladocera has been comprehensively reviewed by Aladin and Potts. As a juvenile, Pomoxis nigromaculatus feeds mainly on microscopic prey such as Cyclops, Cladocera, and Daphnia. Daphnia are freshwater crustaceans in the order Cladocera that are known to have four expansion segments in the 18S rRNA gene. In the chapter on the Cladocera, Smith does not address the much-discussed question of whether this Order really is a valid monophyletic group. Origin Modern Latin (plural), from Greek klados ‘branch or root’ + keras ‘horn’ (because of the branched antennae).
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