pereopod meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. It has large carpus of pereopod than merus.
2. The seventh pair of pereopods are the longest of the three pairs, followed by the sixth pereopod pair and the fifth pereopod pair.
3. The seventh pair of pereopods are the longest of the three pairs, followed by the sixth pereopod pair and the fifth pereopod pair.
4. The major first pereopod ( the snapping claw ) is very large, with the palm ( carpus ) more than twice as long as the fingers.
5. The first walking leg ( " pereopod " ) is provided with subchela ( the distal end of a limb developed as a prehensile structure ).
6. The palm of the minor first pereopod ( the feeding claw ) is less than twice as long as it is wide, with the fingers shorter than the carpus.
7. ""'Eumunida chani " "'is a species of branchial margin which bears two spines, and the carpus of its first pereopod carrying only two spines.
8. Moreover, their stylocerite clearly extends beyond the whole first segment of the first antennae, their scaphocerite blade is never missing, the fixed finger of the major first pereopod is about the same length as the dactyl and the uropodal exopod always has one tooth only; these traits however may be also present in some of the species separated in " Zuzalpheus " though as far as can be told, most of these differ.
9. However, a detailed cladistic study of morphological characters found well marked differences between the proposed two genera and concluded that the supposed species groups around " S . biunguiculatus " / " S . coutierei ", " S . brevicarpus " and " S . neomeris " are neither clearly defined nor, as it seems, monophyletic, while the group separated in " Zuzalpheus " was clearly distinct in characters of the minor first walking legs ( pereiopods ), and usually distinct in some others; in all " Synalpheus sensu stricto " checked to date, the transverse setal comb on the back of the minor first pereopod dactyl is missing, and the carpus is plump ( about as wide as it is long or slightly wider ) and small ( not longer than half the length of the palm ).