10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HAIRWORM»
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hairworm in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hairworm and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Freshwater Animal Diversity Assessment
1 A typical hairworm life cycle. (A). Hairworm adults emerge from an insect host (
Orthoptera). (B). Hairworms mate and oviposit in freshwater. (C). A preparasitic
hairworm larva ready to hatch from its egg. (D). Using anterior stylets and
posterior ...
E. V. Balian, C. Lévêque, H. Segers, 2008
2
Parasitism: The Diversity and Ecology of Animal Parasites
However, contrary to popularized reports, hairworm emergence is not always
lethal for arthropod hosts and the negative impact of infection on individuals is
not always clear- cut. Crickets (especially females) can survive several months ...
Timothy M. Goater, Cameron P. Goater, Gerald W. Esch, 2013
3
The Death of Conrad Unger
The attribution of suicidal drives to arthropods is perhaps more clearly
demonstrated in the case of hairworm infection. A hairworm's aquatic larva is
ingested by a host insect, typically that of a terrestrial arthropod such as a cricket
or ...
4
Natural History of Host-Parasite Interactions
Two orthoptera‐hairworm systems have been investigated: (i) the cricket,
Nemobius sylvestris, parasitised by the hairworm, Paragordius tricuspidatus; (ii)
the long‐horned grasshopper, Meconema thalassinum, parasitised by the
hairworm, ...
5
Stress Ecology: Environmental Stress as Ecological Driving ...
Pioneer proteomic studies have been carried out on six arthropod host–parasite
systems: two orthoptera–hairworm systems, two insect vector–pathogen systems,
and two gammarid–parasite systems (Fig. 9.17). Initially, proteomics was used ...
Christian E.W. Steinberg, 2012
6
The Journal of a Naturalist
226 THE CLAY HAIRWORM. inspect the clay hairworm (gordius argillaceus), yet
it is a very curious creature. We find it at the bottoms of drains and ditches, chiefly
in the spring of the year. Its color is a pale yellow; and it appears like some long ...
7
Magazine of Natural History
I was thus far in the dark for many years, when in 1808 I Was sweeping out
adamp shed, in which were great quantities of the common black beetle, and 1n
killing them I discovered in many of them a full grown hairworm : I therefore
concluded ...
8
The magazine of naturel history and journal of zoology botany
I was thus far in the dark for many years, when in 1808 I was sweeping out a
damp shed, in which were great quantities of the common black beetle, and in
killing them I discovered in many of them a full grown hairworm : I therefore
concluded ...
9
The Magazine of Natural History, and Journal of Zoology, ...
I was thus far in the dark for many years, when in 1808 I was sweeping out a
damp shed, in which were great quantities of the common black beetle, and in
killing them I discovered in many of them a full grown hairworm : I therefore
concluded ...
J. C. Loudon, Edward Charlesworth, 1831
10
Nematomorpha, Priapulida, Kinorhyncha, Loricifera
Inoue, I. (1959a): Distribution of acid and alkaline phosphatases in the hairworm,
Chordodes japonensis. Annot. Zool. lap. 32: 209-213. Inoue, I. (1959b): On the
adult organization of Chordodes japonensis. Zool. Mag. (Tokyo) 68: 151-156.
Andreas Schmidt-Rhaesa, 2012
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HAIRWORM»
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These terrifying parasites turn shrimp into zombies that eat their young
Another parasite, known as a hairworm, targets grasshoppers, Shiff said, with the larva taking over control of the insect's brain and nervous ... «wwlp.com, Mar 15»
Parasitic worm erupts from a spider's body (+video)
The worm has also been identified as a hairworm, which looks similar to the untrained eye and can also infects spiders. Mermithidae is an old ... «New Zealand Herald, Feb 15»
Study On Insect Suicide May Shed Light On The Molecular …
Researchers in France have used proteomic techniques to try to understand the molecular mechanisms that enable a parasitic hairworm to "brainwash" its ... «GenomeWeb, Nov 14»
REJECTED! Look How Obama Was Just Slapped Down Big Time In …
…near Obama's father's birthplace in Kenya. The hairworm, unique because it can reproduce without a male, is named “Paragordius obamai” ... «Western Journalism, Oct 14»
Obama tribute sparks backlash in New Jersey town of Willingboro
Everything from streets to a parasitic hairworm have been named in honor of President Obama, but the effort to immortalize him is causing a ... «Washington Times, Aug 14»
Barack Obama namesake: A parasite called Paragordius obamai
In an interesting study published in PLoS ONE from 2012, researchers from the US and Germany discovered the first hairworm which able to ... «The Global Dispatch, Jul 14»
Ten things named after US President Obama
... Gallery 1 US president Barack Obama was speaking to a military academy. Offaly petrol station; rare white tiger cub; a mountain; a hairworm ... «Irish Independent, May 14»
Video: You won't believe what happens after this insect dies
Watch this video of a hairworm crawling out of a drowned cricket. For more fascinating facts about the praying mantis, watch this video from ... «fox4kc.com, May 14»
What Happens Seconds After Praying Mantis Dies Is Mind-Blowing …
Nematomorph hairworms don't just colonize the belly of their hosts, they take over their brains as well. The hairworm makes grasshoppers jump ... «TheBlaze.com, May 14»
A parasite named Obama
The hairworm, unique because it can reproduce without a male, is named “Paragordius obamai” in honor of the president, according to the ... «Washington Post, Apr 14»
