Amphipods

/ˈæmfɪpɒdz/ noun

Small crustaceans with flattened bodies that swim sideways and are commonly found in oceans and freshwater environments.

From Greek 'amphi' (both) + 'pous' (foot), coined in the 1800s because these creatures have legs adapted for both jumping and swimming, unlike other crustaceans.

AMሁለት እግር
ARقشريات
BNদ্বিপাদ
CAamfipòdics
CSamfipódi
DAamfiboder
DEAmphipoden
ELαμφίποδες
ESamfipódos
FAدوپا
FIamfibodit
FRamphipodes
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