MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SETAE»
setae
function
annelids
annelida
what
parapodia
found
earthworm
pronunciation
used
seta
ˈsiːtə
plural
ˈsiːtiː
biological
term
derived
from
latin
word
bristle
refers
number
different
hair
like
structures
living
organisms
setae
define
stiff
bristlelike
part
more
meaning
translations
information
about
this
slide
shows
another
cross
section
through
body
common
lumbricus
terrestris
note
eight
chitinous
pointed
blue
hairy
insects
spiders
spurs
spines
microscopy
sensilla
dessy
blacksburg
abstract
mammals
with
mammalian
friends
biology
encyclopedia
britannica
member
phylum
invertebrate
animals
that
characterized
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SETAE»
Découvrez l'usage de
setae dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
setae et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Feather Mite Family Eustathiidae (Acarina: Sarcoptiformes)
Hysterosoma with dorsal shield independent of humeral shields; transverse
suture absent; ornamentation as faint reticular pattern; level of setae d 3 anterior
to setae / 3; setae dl same level as setae 11; setae 13 minute and setiform, 7m in
...
Paul Peterson, Warren T. Atyeo, W. Wayne Moss, 2007
2
Mites Injurious to Economic Plants
With 4 pairs of propodosomal setae Tetranycopsis Canestrini 8. With 5 pairs of
dorsocentral hysterosomal setae 9 With 4 pairs of dorsocentral hysterosomal
setae Porcupinychus Anwariillah 9. Fourth pair of dorsocentral setae marginal or
...
L. R. Jeppson, Hartford H. Keifer, Edward William Baker, 1975
3
The Butterflies of North America: A Natural History and ...
21(14) No body scoli; head has only primary setae; SV setae present or absent
above prolegs; clusters of setae usually arise from plates; go to 22 and 23 22(23)
Secondary L setae only on thorax; no secondary Di setae; secondary SD setae ...
4
Entomology of Antarctica
(The position and number of head setae do not provide taxonomic characters
within the antarcticus group; these are similar to Keler (1952, Fig. 20), with some
individual variation in position and number of the small dorsal spinelike setae.) ...
J. Linsley Gressitt, 1967
The length of the cranial setae varies greatly from group to group, but the more
anterior setae are usually long and are tactile in function. In those larvae with
prognathous heads, in which the head capsule is often partially withdrawn into
the ...
ABSTRACT Brachiopod setae occur in both larvae and juvenile/adult individuals
of all Recent brachiopod subgroups, except thecideidines. Larval brachiopod
setae, which are shed during later development, can be distinguished from adult
...
Howard Brunton, L. Robin M. Cocks, Sarah L Long, 2003
7
Biology of the Lobster: Homarus americanus
3 rows of cuspidate setae (H1) along medial edge; row of serrulate setae near
and parallel with medial edge, inner surface; pappose, plumodenticulate, and
serrulate setae, serrulate setae near and parallel with medial edge, outer surface
3 ...
8
World Catalogue of the Spider Mite Family (Acari: Tetranychidae)
The division of Tetranychidae into sub-families, tribes and genera is based
mainly on the examination of females in which the morphology of empodium, the
chaetotaxy of the dorsum and the position of duplex setae have been studied.
Key to ...
Hans R. Bolland, Jean Gutierrez, Carlos H. W. Flechtmann, 1998
9
Studies on Eumalacostraca: a Homage to Masatsune Takeda
ischium 0.38 times length of basis, denticulate dorsally, with 3 simple setae
ventrally and 2 simple setae dorsally; merus trapezoidal, with 1 simple seta
ventrally and 2 simple setae dorsally; carpus triangulate, with 3 bifid setae and 1
simple ...
Hironori Komatsu, Junji Okuno, Kouki Fukuoka, 2012
10
Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
Cephalic Appendages: Antennule (Fig. 49) with three-segmented peduncle,
endopod and exopod. Basal peduncle segment with two long and three or four
short distal spines and with two inner and three distal setae. Second segment
with one ...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «SETAE»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
setae est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
How Water Striders' Hairy Legs Repel Water
The legs of water striders are made up of a central cylinder decorated by tapered setae (or hairs). Using high speed cameras and microscopy techniques, the ... «Asian Scientist Magazine, juil 15»
Yeti crabs thrive in hot ocean vents near Antarctica
Bacteria grow within the setae, which give the animal a fur-like appearance. ... densities and by relying on bacteria they grow on their fur-like setae for nutrition. «EarthSky, juil 15»
First species of yeti crab found in Antarctica
This Yeti Crab is famous for its body, which is densely covered by bristles, known as setae, and bacteria, giving it a fur-like outer appearance. This appearance is ... «Science Codex, juin 15»
Simple and cheap tunable gripper inspired by the gecko
"Other researchers have mimicked [gecko setae] structures to achieve tunable adhesion, but they are tough to make," says UPenn graduate student Helen ... «Gizmag, juin 15»
Tiny Gecko-Inspired Robots Carry Loads Over 100 Times Their Weight
The robots use a material covered in tiny rubber spikes, much like the microscopic "setae" on gecko toes, to stick themselves firmly to the surface they're on. «NBCNews.com, avril 15»
6 Crazy Skills That Prove Geckos Are Amazing
Geckos have bulbous toes that are covered with hundreds of microscopic hairs known as setae, the researchers said. (The setae are different from the spines on ... «Live Science, mars 15»
Even DEAD geckos stick to walls
From individual setae, a bundle of hundreds of terminal tips called spatulae - approximately 200 nanometers in diameter at their widest - branch out and contact ... «Daily Mail, déc 14»
Gecko Locomotion: What Goes Up Must Come Down
On the underside of their toes are “setae,” millions of very fine hair-like structures, which provide increased surface area and close contact between the foot and ... «RedOrbit, oct 14»
What Goes Up Must Come Down
Photo shows the underside of the gecko's foot. Underneath the toes are “setae,” millions of very fine hair-like structures, which provide increased surface area ... «UCR Today, oct 14»
Geckos' Sticky Secret? They Hang by Toe Hairs
Geckos can stick to surfaces because their bulbous toes are covered in hundreds of tiny microscopic hairs called setae. Each seta splits off into hundreds of ... «LiveScience.com, août 14»
