«SYMPHILOUS» 관련 영어 책
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Zoologische Verhandelingen
Our conclusion about the status of the Corythoderini is that they all may well be
completely symphilous *) in the Wasmannian sense; the existence of symphilous
activities may be inferred from the presence of trichomes, the exoskeletal ...
All these symphilous insects, and more especially beetles, possess certain
peculiarities by which they can always be recognised. Among the most notable
are special exudation organs, such as pits or pores in the exoskeleton, mostly ...
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Volume 1: Morphology and Systematics (Archostemata, ...
Adults of Paussini are adapted to these hostile environments in different ways (
defiant type, symphilous type). Myrmecophilous habits have independently
evolved in Physea (Ozaenini). Morphology, Adults (Darlington 1950; Nagel 1997)
.
Rolf G. Beutel, Richard Leschen, 2005
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Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
... symbolist, symbolize, symmetrical, rmetry, sympathetic, sympathize, sympa-
sympetalous, symphile, symphilous, symphonic, symphonious, symphony, sym-
phytic, symphytism, symplastic, sympo- siarch, symposium, symptom,
symptomatic, ...
Metriini are not symphilous, while only two genera, Physea Brulle 1834 and
Physeomorpha Ogueta 1963, of the tribe Ozaenini are known to be
myrmecophilous. Finally, adults of the tribe Protopaussini are suspected to be
symphilous (Nagel ...
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Suomen Hyönteistieteellinen Aikakauskirja
According to Reichensperger's (1954) interpretation, the symphilous organ, as I
have called it, represents the remains of a concrescence of the previous dorsal
area of the cavity. Since, however, this "structure" is also visible in P. dedyckeri, ...
All these symphilous insects, and more especially beetles, possess certain
peculiarities by which they can always be recognised. Among the most notable
are special exudation organs, such as pits or pores in the exoskeleton, mostly ...
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
Г, e^ft^; nj. symphilism, symphily fa*»i^tifli, îT^fT^ÎT; adj. symphilous Щр*$1
symphony n. R)*-4iHV; WWifiT, fTtWT- CR; îf^f^i^rr; îf^^; a^'. symphonic ftrpfiTfa^;
^гт ifirfir w, я*тт; п. symphonion fHPp"Yf44^ (Гтеи> äffc ^Rïfîf^rtf чгт W) ; а<#.
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
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Proceedings, American Philosophical Society (vol. 57, 1918)
... an immense number of extremely fine pores, arranged in transverse rows. This
is the case with the ventral, lateral and posterior part of the pseudoabdomen, i. e.,
exactly where the cuticle is of a bright reddish-yellow color (" symphilous color ...
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Zoologiska Studier Tillägnade Professor T. Tullberg På Hans ...
To the most remarkable of all the interesting symphilous insects, which have yet
been found certainly belong the Aleocharini Spirachta and Corotoca. They were
described by SCHIÖDTB [1. p. 43 — 59] in 1856 from termites' nests at Minas ...
Naturvetenskapilga studentsallskapet i Uppsala. Zoologiska sektionen, 1907
