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The larval stage of crustaceans is commonly referred to as "zoea." Zoea larvae are typically characterized by their small size and distinctive features, such as a long spine and the presence of appendages that aid in swimming. As they grow, they undergo several molts and eventually transition to more mature forms, such as megalops or juvenile stages, depending on the species.

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