QUÉ SIGNIFICA ECTOPARASITE EN INGLÉS
Parasitismo
El parasitismo es una relación simbiótica no mutua entre especies, donde una especie, el parásito, se beneficia a expensas del otro, el huésped. Tradicionalmente, el parásito se refiere principalmente a organismos visibles a simple vista, o macroparásitos. El parásito ahora incluye microparásitos, que son típicamente más pequeños, tales como virus y bacterias. Algunos ejemplos de parásitos incluyen las plantas de muérdago y cuscuta, y los animales como anquilostomas. A diferencia de los depredadores, los parásitos no matan a su huésped, generalmente son mucho más pequeños que su anfitrión, y a menudo viven en o sobre su anfitrión durante un período prolongado. Ambos son casos especiales de interacciones consumidor-recurso. Los parásitos muestran un alto grado de especialización, y se reproducen a un ritmo más rápido que sus huéspedes. Ejemplos clásicos de parasitismo incluyen las interacciones entre los huéspedes vertebrados y las tenias, las láminas, las especies de Plasmodium y las pulgas. El parasitismo difiere de la relación parasitoide porque los parasitoides generalmente matan a sus huéspedes.
definición de ectoparasite en el diccionario inglés
La definición de ectoparásito en el diccionario es un parásito, como la pulga, que vive en la superficie externa de su anfitrión. También se llama: exoparasita.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ECTOPARASITE»
Descubre el uso de
ectoparasite en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
ectoparasite y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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Veterinary Entomology: Arthropod Ectoparasites of Veterinary ...
The host provides a number of important resources for the ectoparasite. Most
vitally, the host supplies a source of food, which may be blood, lymph, tears or
sweat or the debris of skin, hair or feathers. The host's body also provides the ...
Richard Wall, R. Wall, D. Shearer,
1997
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Evolutionary Patterns and Processes of Divergence at ...
APPENDIX 5 Ectoparasite prevalence and density in the Sierra del Carmen A
large bill hook can benefit a bird by allowing it to remove ectoparasites from its
body (Clayton et al. 2005). This ectoparasite hypothesis contrasts with the
foraging ...
John Edward McCormack,
2007
3
Issues in Life Sciences—Bacteriology, Parasitology, and ...
According to news originating from Midreshet Ben Gurion, Israel, by NewsRx
correspondents, research stated, “We studied the distribution of ectoparasite
species (an ixodid tick, a chigger mite, 7 mesostigmate mites, 5 fleas and 3 lice)
on ...
4
Parasites in Marine Systems
The observation of nested patterns in ectoparasite assemblages of tropical fish
was explained by considering host body size as the determinant (Guegan &
Hugueny, 1994), leading to the conclusion that hosts are a major determinant of ...
R. Poulin, Leslie H. Chappell,
2002
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Halogens—Advances in Research and Application: 2013 Edition
Patent Issued for Animal Ectoparasite-Controlling Agent By a News Reporter-
Staff News Editor at Journal of Engineering -- From Alexandria, Virginia,
VerticalNews journalists report that a patent by the inventor Ikari, Kaori (
Nishinomiya, JP), ...
6
Handbook of Integrated Pest Management for Turf and Ornamentals
Root ectoparasite Chrysanthemum Criconemoides spp. Root ectoparasite
Carnation Ditylenchus spp. Leaf galls Tulips, narcissus, iris Helicotylenchus spp.
Root ectoparasite Azalea, rhododendron Heterodera spp. Cyst nematode Cacti ...
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Plant Nematology: , 2nd Edition
The term 'ectoparasite' comes from the Greek: ecto (= outer), para (= with, at),
siteo (= feeding). An ectoparasite is a parasite that lives on the outer surface of a
host; nematode ectoparasites do not enter the plant tissues with their body but
use ...
Roland N Perry, Maurice Moens,
2013
Finding new hosts takes time for the part-time ectoparasite, and its generation
time is prolonged. The intrinsic rate of natural increase is proportional to the
logarithm of the net reproductive output and is inversely proportional to the
generation ...
G P. Channabasavanna, C A. Viraktamath,
1989
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Veterinary Ectoparasites: Biology, Pathology and Control
This chapter covers the diagnosis and treatment of ectoparasite infestation and
associated dermatoses of domestic animals. It includes discussion of
ectoparasite control and the more widely used types of ectoparasiticides, but not
a ...
Richard Wall, David Shearer,
2008
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The Balance of Nature and Human Impact
Temporal and spatial variability affect the structure of ectoparasite communities
77 and few hosts harbor many parasites. Also, distribution of parasites is not
static through time; different host individuals are exposed to parasites at different
...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «ECTOPARASITE»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
ectoparasite en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
US Federal Contractor Registration: USDA Releases Bird Netting …
Application of a deodorizer/disinfectant, Ectoparasite treatment to all areas where birds roosting occurs. Disposal of all materials used in ... «Satellite PR News, Jun 15»
Native fish may help combat sea lice
Over the past decade, Chilean salmon farming has been affected by an increase in the occurrence of ectoparasite Caligus rogercresseyi. «FIS, Jun 15»
Varroa Mite Parasite Kills Honeybees by Mimicking Their Smell
Based on the data presented in the journal of Biologic Letters, the honeybee ectoparasite is capable of changing its cuticular hydrocarbons and ... «Mirror Daily, Jun 15»
Car Full of Bees Buzzing Down Highway Stopped by Trooper
... bees from the Primorski region on the Sea of Japan, have coexisted for the last 150 years with the devastating ectoparasite Varroa destructor, ... «Newsmax, Jun 15»
Varroa Mites Are Infiltrating Themselves Into Beehives By Smelling …
The Varroa mite is an ectoparasite, which means that it lives on the skin of the bees. It feeds on hemolymph from the bees and therefore, the ... «The Silver Ink, Jun 15»
Catawba students say what you don't know about parasites can …
This bacteria is transmitted through the bite of primarily the black-legged tick ectoparasite, present in many areas of North Carolina. A bull's eye ... «Salisbury Post, May 15»
Yikes! Heard about the brain eating amoeba?
This bacteria is transmitted through the bite of primarily the black-legged tick ectoparasite (Ixodes species), present in many areas of North ... «WBTV, May 15»
Those pesky flies – how you can fight back
Horses are prone to attack from many species of “ectoparasite” – parasites that affect animals externally. Culprits include house flies, horse flies ... «Horsetalk, May 15»
Clinical investigation on Theileria equi and Babesia caballi …
De-worming and topical ectoparasite repellents were regularly administered to all the animals who were free from ticks at the moment of ... «BMC Blogs Network, Abr 15»
Why great white sharks like Cape Cod
An ectoparasite, that is, a parasite that attaches itself to the skin of a host, a blood-sucking crustacean about the size of a match head, attaches ... «Wicked Local Cape Cod, Abr 15»