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Centropages typicus
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Centropages typicus

Centropages typicus are from the genus Centropage in the class Copepod. Centropages typicus was first described by Henrik Krøyer in 1849, Centropages typicus is one of the most abundant and well studied copepods in the Calanoida order. The species exhibits both morphological and genetic variation across its geographic range.

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