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4 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «INQUILINITY»
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inquilinity nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
inquilinity e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Kagaku gijutsu Wa-Ei hyōgen daijiten
... scratches can easily result on the surface parasitism; [id) inquilinity
heteroecism symparasitism temporary parasitism a parasite a parasite; an
inquiline; a parasitic animal a parasitic plant; a parasite a microparasite a
parasite; a parasitic { m^ } ...
2
Insect behavior as a basis for developing control measures ...
S. I. Malyshev has put forward an original hypothesis of the evolution of
parasitism in ichneumonids founded on examples of inquilinity among recent
phytophagous chalcids in galls of closely related species. According to his
hypothesis the ...
3
Videnskabelige meddelelser fra Dansk naturhistorisk forening ...
The Pacific islands, the open sea, as well as th« lagoons, are equally inhabited
by this species. In addition to free-living inquilinity has frequently been reported,
the species being found in sponges, dead corals, among pearl oysters and algae
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Dansk naturhistorisk forening, Copenhagen,
1965
... have been too readily dragged out of that category and made to fit into the
survival system, and have therefore been called cases of inquilinity or true
parasitism. We are much in sympathy with the author's feeling that there is too
much ...