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A minute aquatic crustacean of the class Ostracoda, characterized by a calcified, bivalve carapace that entirely encloses its body, commonly found in both marine and freshwater environments and informally known as a seed shrimp.

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"The paleontologist carefully extracted fossilized ostracods from the sediment core to reconstruct the ancient climate of the lake."

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microfossil
crustacean

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