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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXUVIAL»
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Issues in Global Environment—Biodiversity, Resources, and ...
A recent study comparing adult and exuvial odonate richness concluded that
adult surveys overestimate the number of species reproducing successfully.” Our
news journalists obtained a quote from the research from the University of ...
As a result of the breakdown of the cuticular lamellae, a series of exuvial cavities
are formed. Enzyme-containing moulting fluid is produced by epidermal cells and
fills the exuvial cavities. Lysed cuticular components are then taken up by other ...
3
Advances in Insect Physiology
8.2 SITE OF FLUID ABSORPTION During the moulting process a copious layer of
fluid, the exuvial fluid, accumulates between the newly forming cuticle and the old
cuticle that is to be discarded. This fluid contains enzymes, chitinase and ...
Michael J. Berridge, J. E. Treherne, Sir Vincent Brian Wigglesworth, 1983
4
The Biological Bulletin
Cycle of Periods in one Larval Stage. Period of Growth. Period of Maximum
Nutrition. Period of Differentiation. Period of Preparation. Period of Exuviation.
Period of Reconstruction. Larva actively feeding. Larva not feeding The Exuvial
Glands.
Frank Rattray Lillie, Carl Richard Moore, Alfred Clarence Redfield, 1906
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Illustrated Dictionary of Entomology
Exuvial phase: Period of time between apolysis and the beginning of new cuticle
secretion. Exuvial space: The space between the epidermis (and later the new
cuticle) and the old cuticle that forms as the old cuticle is digested during molting.
... thorax, or abdomen and insert into an appendage exuvia - the undigested
exocuticle and epicuticle shed during ecdysis exuvial fluid - moulting fluid exuvial
membrane - a thin, homogeneous membrane that may appear in the exuvial
space ...
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The Insects: Structure and Function
These exuvial droplets are probably inactive precursors of molting enzymes. In
many insect orders chitinases are present in the integument. Probably most of the
enzymes, however, are secreted into the exuvial space after apolysis. In Podura ...
R. F. Chapman, Stephen J. Simpson, Angela E. Douglas, 2013
Cellular Events The epidermal cells secrete certain enzymes (chitinases and
proteases) into the gap that develops between the epithelium and the cuticle, the
exuvial space. These enzymes gradually dissolve the endocuticle but attack
neither ...
9
Advances in Insect Physiology
Moulting fluid is resorbed normally. (B) A ligature is tied about the middle of the
pharate pupa, but fails to prevent the resorption of moulting fluid from either
anterior or posterior compartments of the exuvial space. (C) A pair of ligatures
isolating ...
10
The Birth of the Gods: The Origin of Primitive Beliefs
It may be derived from the presence or absence of such practices as exuvial
magic, cannibalism, and the taking of the scalp, head, or other parts of an
enemy's body. How may these practices and the ideas related to them be
connected to the ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EXUVIAL»
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How insects and crustaceans molt
In (b), this process begins by peeling away the living epidermal cells from the dead cuticle, creating a gap called the exuvial space, which is ... «ScienceBlogs, Jun 10»
