Sentences with word «molting»

After a few days, the larvae molt into pupae (a cocoon - like stage) and can stay dormant for up to six months.

Northern elephant seals during molting season at Piedras Blancas beach, near San Simeon, California

The process of molting within the mosquito takes 10 to 20 days.

Their hair and outer layers of skin molt in large patches.

Larvae molt into eight - legged nymphs, during which time they are no bigger than a poppy seed.

They have a short hard coat that requires brushing twice a week to remove the dead hairs but during molting season brushing is required daily.

Many species of mammals and birds molt from summer brown to winter white coats to facilitate camouflage.

The rest of the year, except for molting periods, elephant seals live well off shore (up to 5,000 miles, or 8,000 km), commonly descending to over 5,000 feet (1,524 m) below the ocean's surface.

dog by the mosquito a two week molting process begins.

The brush coat sheds a little year round, but the horse coat tends to shed only during molting periods.

When molting occurs, the seal is susceptible to the cold, and must rest on land, in a safe place called a «haul out».

Before the first molt pups are woolly and have a generally darker coat than adult foxes.

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However, in the two seasons of annual molting more effort maybe required, as they lose a lot of hair.

If the offspring are older and close to the age of independence, which occurs about 35 days after hatching, a tailless molting parent may continue providing care.

July: Subadult and adult males molt.

Why can't they «take» molted feathers from captive bald (and golden) eagles?

They can be seen in young birds and in mature birds after molting or when they are replacing a wing or tail feather.

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[4] Both adult and juvenile elephant seals are bar - skinned [discuss] and black before molting.

PBFD attacks the immune system and the cells responsible for feathers and beaks, and will often show up when birds molt.

Beluga whales undergo a seasonal molt by rubbing up against hard objects like rocks to shed their outer layer of skin.

Many that don't molt or have excessive dander.

Molting occurs as temperatures change.

When insects eat neem - coated foliage, the liminoids disrupt normal hormone production and processing, causing a loss of appetite in some insects and interfering with normal reproduction, maturation, and molting patterns in others (2).

During nesting season each spring and during and shortly after the summer molt, adult geese are aggressive and can threaten people — especially children — who wander close to nests or get between the birds and the water.

Mumme's research on molt and desertion is continuing.

Once inside the dog's body, the immature heartworm undergoes much more molts and development stages.

Elephant seals molt each year between April and August, shedding not only their hair but also the upper layer of their skin as well.

Here, representations of molted skin — a metaphor for obsolete Humanist values — giant flowers, and wall - mounted and freestanding sculptures create an eerily seductive vision of man, nature, and technology as coequal and mutually dependent.

Did you find any horseshoe crab molts while on the beach?

Glycosidase - silenced larvae which ingested the deglycosylated product did not show such molting failure and mortality.

The island fox molts once a year between August and November.

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The three peak times of the year to view the seals is in late January (when most births have occurred), early May (the peak of the juvenile / adult female molt), and in late October (juvenile haul - out).

The larvae develop into eight - legged protonymphs which molt into the deutonymph stage.

Flea larvae molt twice, once between each of their three stages.

The Food Alliance Certified program prohibits forced molting through starvation but allows beak cutting.

«Steroids, the precursors of molting hormones, are lipids.

Newly molted L3 larvae were collected every 2 h as described previously [27,28].

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When his right leg was pulled off by a playful mouse, he hadn't rolled over and whined, he had scampered away and learned to limp on five legs until he grew a new limb with his next molt.

They can grow their flight feathers out after the first juvenile molt because they are less likely to damage themselves.

The lower shelf measures 10» x17» with molted decoration.

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Besides a handful of relatively complete remains, researchers have recovered about 50 fragments that came from molted exoskeletons or decomposing carcasses before they were buried by sediment, says Peter Van Roy, a paleobiologist at Yale University.

Using funnel - like round mouths (Cycliophora is Greek for carrying a small wheel), the tiny symbionts eat crumbs from the lobster's meals and reproduce asexually until the lobster molts, which obliterates their home.