The cirripedia are used for the purpose ofgrindng food particles prior to their entry to the gastric cecaswimminganchoring the barnacle to the substrateeliminating nitrogenous waste products from the bodycreating water currents to wash the gills with oxygenated waterwhisking small food items from the water The swimmerets are used for the primary purpose of:O anchoring the barnacle to the substrateoxygenating the gillsO swimminggrindng food particles prior to their entry to the gastric cecanothing. Nothing at all.whisking small food items from the waterremoving nitrogenous wastes from the body

It is an arthropod belonging to the infraclass Cirripedia of the subphylum Crustacea. It is related…

The cirripedia are used for the purpose of grindng food particles prior to their entry to the gastric ceca O swimming anchoring the barnacle to the substrate eliminating nitrogenous waste products from the body creating water currents to wash the gills with oxygenated wate whisking small food items from the water

The cirripedia are used for the purpose of grindng food particles prior to their entry to the gastric ceca O swimming anchoring the barnacle to the substrate eliminating nitrogenous waste products from the body creating water currents to wash the gills with oxygenated wate whisking small food items from the water

Aquaculture Science

3rd Edition

ISBN:9781133558347

Author:Parker

Publisher:Parker

Chapter7: Management Practices For Crustaceans And Mollusks

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1KA

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