Usually means: Small, aquatic, laterally compressed crustaceans.
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Definitions from Wikipedia (Amphipoda)

▸ noun:  an order of malacostracan crustaceans with no carapace and generally with laterally compressed bodies.


Opposite:
uniramia, monopoda, unicellular

Phrases:
order amphipoda, more...

Adjectives:
marine, crustacea, other, pelagic, terrestrial, many, british, sea, northern, hyperiidea, freshwater

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Opposite:
uniramia, monopoda, unicellular

Phrases:
order amphipoda, more...

Adjectives:
marine, crustacea, other, pelagic, terrestrial, many, british, sea, northern, hyperiidea, freshwater




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