10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ECDYSES»
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ecdyses in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Zoology, Botany, ...
... enemies, 9 had perished through being unable to disengage themselves from
their old envelope, and that 22 had survived after having sacrificed one or
several of their legs (the 69 others accomplished all their ecdyses without
mutilations).
There are six ecdyses in all, and none after full growth is attained. With regard to
the number of moults MacBride and Jackson (op. tit. p. 109) state they had
observed seven moults, and that Meissner was mistaken as to the actual number
of ...
3
Nutrient chemistry of a large, deep, lake in subarctic Alaska
Chironomus sp. (pupa) l Monodiamesa bathyphilia 3 ecdyses • Phaenopseetra
sp. l Prooladius sp. 3 Prooladius sp. 2 ecdyses Protanypus sp. 2 Protanypus sp. 3
ecdyses Stiotoohironomus rosensoh'dldi l ecdysis w. Pelosoolex sp. l Sample 2 ...
Jacqueline D. LaPerriere, T. Tilsworth, L. A. Casper, 1978
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A Contribution Toward a Monograph of the Adelginae ...
The female sexualis lays a single yellow egg in July, the larva from which winters
until the following April, when it becomes adult in three ecdyses, gradually
converting the developing bud to a gall. The adult fundatrix, thus produced, has ...
Both larval ecdyses and adult emergence were shown to be examples of
fortuitous synchrony; the larval ecdyses were synchronized on the basis of the
simultaneous hatching of eggs, and adult emergence was timed in accord with
the gated ...
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Advances in Insect Physiology
Experientia 19, 9-10. Collins, C. and Miller, T. (1977). Studies on the action of
biogenic amines on cockroach heart. J. exp. Biol. 67, 1-15. Copenhaver, P. F.
and Truman, J. W. (1982). The role of eclosion hormone in the larval ecdyses of ...
Michael J. Berridge, J. E. Treherne, Sir Vincent Brian Wigglesworth, 1983
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Aedes aegypti: the yellow fever mosquito
The fourth instar lasts approximately from 68 hours, when the first ecdyses to the
instar begin to take place, to 144 hours when, with a few abnormal exceptions, all
larvae have pupated. From 50 per cent ecdysed from the third to the fourth ...
Samuel Rickard Christophers (Sir)
The only time they can attain the alate adults after two positive ecdyses is when
the inhibitory pheromone of the king and the queen has been removed. So long
as there is this inhibition the termites remain as juveniles regardless of the ...
Yoshiaki Itō, Jiro Kikkawa, 1980
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Hormones, Brain and Behavior, Five-Volume Set
iii) Regulation by ZOHE. The mechanism that directly controls the precise timing
of ecdysis is not fully understood for any of the ecdyses. Our current
understanding of this mechanism will be discussed in Section IVC, below.
Nevertheless, the ...
10
South African Journal of Science
One ecdysis occurred in autumn or winter and the other in spring or summer, and
the repetitious ecdyses of several specimens showed that an orderly moulting
rhythm was established in each individual. The biannual ecdyses of the females
...
