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Shrimp (larvae)

large size & lack of red spots

Mysids

Krill

Pycnogonids

Blue Crab Zoeae

terrible sample quality

Cnidaria Medusa

Tomopteris

Siphonophores

Chaetognaths

Copepods

Amphipods

Cumaceans

Porcellanid Crab Zoeae

Stomatopod Larvae

Fish Larvae