Sentences with phrase «which molt»

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

Spindle - shaped eggs hatch into small, six - legged larvae, which molt into eight - legged nymphs, and then into eight - legged adults.

Eggs hatch in four days, and a six - legged larva emerges which molts into a protonymph and later a deutonymph.

Not exact matches

After a successful breeding season — during which we welcomed a new rockhopper chick into our care — both the rockhopper and Magellanic penguins are in various stages of their annual molt, a process that will span several weeks.

The goliath birdeater, Marshall found, uses its hairs to create a special silken mat on which it lies upside down when molting.

We, therefore, concluded that ergosterol was in fact being used by the larvae to produce molting hormone, which reinforces the dependency between these bees and the fungus.»

According to Rasgon, people can react not only to the mites themselves but also to their exoskeletons, which are shed as the mites molt during their life cycles.

After spending a relatively leisurely winter and early spring luxuriating in warm tropical climates, they migrate north for a brief but highly eventful summer in North America, during which they must complete three energetically demanding and time - consuming tasks: (1) they must build nests, lay eggs, and provide for their offspring until the young reach independence, (2) they must completely replace all the feathers in their plumage as part of the annual molt, and (3) they must prepare for the fall southward migration by eating prodigiously and storing the body fat that will fuel their long - distance flights.

The larvae, which hatch in 3 - 10 days, move about on the skin, molt into a «nymphal» stage, and then mature into adult mites.

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

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

I was molting in these photos, which I probably why I look pissed.

This fellow has a wiry coat which doesn't molt.

With warmth, the L1 larvae molts to a L2 larvae, which then molts to a L3 larvae.

Larvae molt 2 times with 2 — 200 days and the older larvae spin a cocoon in which they remain for 1 week to 1 year.

Despite being a descendant of the German Angoras, which do not molt, Giant Angoras go through a partial molt.

This keratin sometimes becomes flaky which is a normal part of this molting of the outer layers of keratin.

Larvae molt twice within two to 200 days and the older larvae spin a cocoon in which they remain for one week to one year.

Molting means more fur is shed, which, to you, signifies more frequent brushing.

The eggs hatch in 3 - 10 days producing a larvae which, in turn, move about on the skin surface eventually molting into a «nymphal» stage and finally into an adult.

Administering prevention late can allow immature larvae to molt into the adult stage, which is poorly prevented.

They molt into adults, which then mate and deposit more eggs in the skin.

Here, you can see how he is molting his «black coat» which will then be replaced with a sleek gray one.

Pups are born with a black coat which is molted, or shed, at about the time of weaning (28 days), revealing a sleek, silver - gray coat.

In April, we observed these «weaners» in the final stages of molting the shiny black coats in which they were born and preparing to depart.

Bucher's practice can be considered an intricate process of historical preservation and metaphorical molting, which results in the poetic visualization of the complex relationship humans have with their bodies, their past, and the spaces they inhabit.

prohibit forced molting through starvation — an inhumane practice which is inflicted on tens of millions of hens each year and which involves withholding all food from birds for up to two weeks in order to shock their bodies into another laying cycle;