Diaptomidae

Taxonomy
[Domain] Eukarya
[Kingdom] Animalia
[Phylum] Arthropoda
[Class] Maxillopoda
[Order] Calanoida

Classifications within the family Diaptomidae:

Records associated with the family Diaptomidae, rather than a more specific classification:

#V93R15

 2

Diaptomidae

Visit #93 (August 8th, 2020) at Voxterby Loch

#V92R1

 7

Diaptomidae

Visit #92 (July 26th, 2020) at Mill Lochs

#V92R2

 3

Diaptomidae

Visit #92 (July 26th, 2020) at Mill Lochs

#V81R9

 5

Diaptomidae

Visit #81 (October 13th, 2019) at North-house

#V75R4

 5

Diaptomidae

Visit #75 (August 11th, 2019) at Hostigates Lochs (South)

#V75R5

 2

Diaptomidae

Visit #75 (August 11th, 2019) at Hostigates Lochs (South)

#V73R7

 3

Diaptomidae

Visit #73 (August 3rd, 2019) at Aithness Loch

#V72R9

 2

Diaptomidae

Visit #72 (July 21st, 2019) at Muskra Loch

#V63R9

 1     1

Diaptomidae

Visit #63 (May 30th, 2019) at Beosetter

#V54R11

 3

Diaptomidae

Visit #54 (January 26th, 2019) at Houlls Water Lochan

#V50R13

 3

Diaptomidae

Visit #50 (October 28th, 2018) at Gossa Water

#V50R14

 1     1

Diaptomidae

Visit #50 (October 28th, 2018) at Gossa Water

#V41R7

 1

Diaptomidae

Visit #41 (June 24th, 2018) at Cure Water

#V34R10

 4

Diaptomidae

Visit #34 (May 21st, 2018) at Spiggie Loch

#V30R5

 1

Diaptomidae

Visit #30 (April 21st, 2018) at Aithness Loch

#V30R6

 1

Diaptomidae

Visit #30 (April 21st, 2018) at Aithness Loch

#V24R4

 2

Diaptomidae

Visit #24 (February 15th, 2018) at Girlsta Loch

#V24R5

 1

Diaptomidae

Visit #24 (February 15th, 2018) at Girlsta Loch

#V24R6

 1

Diaptomidae

Visit #24 (February 15th, 2018) at Girlsta Loch

#V15R7

 1

Diaptomidae

Visit #15 (October 8th, 2017) at Laurence Loch

#V15R8

 1

Diaptomidae

Visit #15 (October 8th, 2017) at Laurence Loch

#V15R13

 1

Diaptomidae

Visit #15 (October 8th, 2017) at Laurence Loch

Notice regarding identifications

Please note this is an amateur project. Best efforts are made to identify species. However this website should not be relied on as a reference. Assistance with identifications and taxonomy is very much welcomed — please contact us.