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<a href="https://www.jungledragon.com/image/89871/Northern-Rock-Barnacle-Cypris-Larvae-Semibalanus-balanoides.html" title="Northern Rock Barnacle (Cypris Larvae) - Semibalanus balanoides" class="jd-image"><img src="https://www.jungledragon.com/image/89871/embed/small.jpg" width="250" height="322" alt="Northern Rock Barnacle (Cypris Larvae) - Semibalanus balanoides The cypris larvae are the brownish, ovalish specks to the left in the photo. Northern rock barnacles are hermaphrodites, but cannot fertilize themselves. Copulation is followed by internal fertilization. The eggs (up to 10,000!) remain inside the shell. The eggs hatch into free-swimming larvae, which is followed by a unique cypris larval stage. The cypris larvae spend their time seeking a habitable substrate. Once it settles on a spot, it metamorphoses into its adult form, but is called a &quot;juvenile&quot; as it is much smaller than its ultimate size will be. Habitat: Low tide zone https://www.jungledragon.com/image/89870/northern_rock_barnacle_adults_juveniles_and_cypris_-_semibalanus_balanoides.html" border="0" /></a>

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