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Unravelling the identity of Phronima atlantica (Amphipoda, Hyperiidea), diagnostic characters of the subadult male and its overlooked distribution in the Mediterranean Sea
During growth, amphipods undergo successive moults accompanied by changes in body size and morphology. Several morphological features can be used as reliable indicators of the growth stage. However, the limited availability of information on stage-specific morphological variation may hinder accurate
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