How do Leptodora summer eggs differ from its overwintering eggs?

In the branchiopod Leptodora, the primary difference between summer eggs and overwintering eggs lies in their developmental pathway and the life stage at which they hatch:

• Summer Eggs: These eggs develop rapidly and give rise to miniature females, allowing for quick population growth during favorable conditions.1
• Overwintering Eggs: These are resting, fertilized eggs designed to survive unfavorable environmental conditions, such as freezing or drought. Unlike the summer eggs, the resting eggs of Leptodora hatch into a nauplius larva.1