-
illnesses and conditions. However, many
strains of S.
aureus are
metabiotic commensals, and are
present on
roughly 20 to 30% of the
human po****tion as part...
- 31 to 0.63 in); they
usually travel at night. The
mites are
obligate commensals of humans, and can live only on the skin; they soon dry out and die if...
- airways, the gut and
other ****s.
Referred to as "normal flora", or "
commensals",
these bacteria usually cause no harm but may
occasionally invade other...
- The ****a (/ˈhuːjə, -iːə/ HOO-yə, -ee-ə; Māori: [ˈhʉiˌa];
Heteralocha acutirostris) is an
extinct species of New
Zealand wattlebird,
endemic to the North...
-
Hoplophrys oatesii, also
known as the
candy crab, Oates's soft
coral crab,
commensal soft
coral crab and
Dendronephthya crab.
Hoplophrys oatesii is a very...
- follicles.
Under normal conditions, they are not harmful, and are
considered commensals,
whereby the mite
benefits but
there is no harm or
benefit to the host...
- the late
prehistoric dispersal of
Polynesians to New
Zealand using the
commensal Pacific rat".
Proceedings of the
National Academy of
Sciences of the United...
-
infests honey bee nests,
while many
species are
parasitic inquilines or
commensal in the
nests of ants. A few
groups of
beetles are
primary parasitoids...
-
species of fungi, and
notes further that
other groups such as
weeds and
commensals have
wrongly been
called domesticated.
Starting from Zeder's definition...
-
surface of
vertebrates and
invertebrates as
commensals. Some
nonpathogenic microorganisms are
commensals on and
inside the body of
animals and are called...
