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In this paper the authors report on the use of photochemically active biocides for the treatment of a marine copepod, which is a model of parasitic sea lice.— Fishupdate.com
The specimens showed no esophagus or stomach but remnants of a massive copepod feast.— Science News / Features, Blog Entries, Column Entries, Issues, News Items and Book Reviews
The eye maggot of sprat Lernaeenicus sprattae, a parasitic copepod on its host.— CreationWiki - Recent changes [en]
In this case, officials suspect copepod and rotifer eggs may have made it through a filtration system at a water treatment plant in Bloomfield.— Hartford Courant blogs
Smith, section chief of DPH's drinking-water division, confirmed Friday that one possibility officials are looking at is whether copepod and rotifer eggs floated through the six sand - and coal-filled concrete filters during a re-start of the plant.— Hartford Courant blogs
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