Sentence examples for tiny crustaceans from inspiring English sources
While we all know it's the copepods — tiny crustaceans!
"Maybe it's tiny crustaceans' poop!" he added, laughing.
"It could be tiny crustaceans, I can't say," he said.
Billions of tiny crustaceans known as epishura constantly filter out algae and bacteria, cleansing the water.
The plankton are eaten by tiny crustaceans to whose shells Vibrio attaches.
But the long-dormant eggs of a tiny crustacean told a different story.
PAGE 25 Tap Water and the Talmud A tiny crustacean found in New York City tap water has touched off a run on water filters among Orthodox Jews.
Perhaps the most abundant remaining source of wild protein on the planet is krill, a tiny crustacean that lives in Antarctic waters.
A new animal species related to crabs and shrimp, preserved in 430-million-year-old rocks in Herefordshire, England, presents a rare look at the respiratory organs of a tiny crustacean.
In 2004, a similar Talmudic tempest involved a tiny crustacean known as a copepod, which was discovered swimming in New York City's tap water, spurring debate among the observant about whether it rendered city water unkosher.
