Mikrokanavia
Mikrokanavia is a genus of small, marine crustaceans belonging to the order Copepoda. These tiny animals are commonly found in the plankton of oceans worldwide. Copepods like those in the mikrokanavia genus are vital components of marine food webs, serving as a primary food source for many larger organisms, including fish, whales, and seabirds.
Members of the genus mikrokanavia are characterized by their elongated bodies, typically segmented into a prosome
The reproductive cycle of mikrokanavia involves egg sacs carried by the female, from which nauplius larvae