there are 5 pairs of swimmerets used for swimming and holding fertilized eggs in females. in a male crayfish the swimmerets are used to transfer sperm. Also, you can identify if the animal that has the swimmerets (like crayfish) is a male or female.
Swimmerets. They are small, leg-like structures located on the underside of the abdomen used for swimming and for carrying eggs in females.
If it is wearing blue it is a boy if pink it is a girl. THAT IS STUPID , but that is sort of what i thought until i googled it. If it is a girl it will have little circle on both sides of the bottom of its stomach on the top of the third to bottom legs and if its a boy it will have little spikes on the top of his bottom legs these are very hard to find you might need to look a couple of times i hope this helps byebyebyebye
three at a time wait 15 minutes and give it 2 wait 15 minutes give it 1 you will end up giving it six
I bought my coat at a furrier when I was in New York City. The blue bunny is furrier than the yellow teddy bear.
They hunt for food.Theoy camoflage to find their food and they have to be careful to.
Swimmerets are located on the abdomen of the Crayfish
Crayfish have a total of 5 swimmerets
The females hold the eggs with the swimmerets. They can also be used to swim.
Pleopods or swimmerets are mostly found in the decapod crustaceans, like crabs, lobsters, shrimp.
The arthropod group that has eggs attached to swimmerets are crustaceans, such as shrimp and lobsters. The female crustacean carries fertilized eggs attached to her swimmerets until they hatch into larvae.
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Spelling. Those are just two different words for the same animal.
There are two functions: Respiratory and Reproductive. The swimmerets help the gills circulate water through the body, so the crayfish can breath. Reproductively, the 2nd swimmeret of the male clasps the female during mating (ew.) and the swimmerets of the female hold the eggs.
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Generally the first two swimmerets of the male crayfish are significantly larger than the rest. The swimmerets of the females are usually all the same size.
The gender of a crayfish is typically determined by examining the swimmerets on the underside of their abdomen. In general, male crayfish have larger, more prominent swimmerets compared to females. Males also have a pair of specialized hard structures called gonopods on their first pair of swimmerets.