-
produced by nanostructures. In the
mealworm beetle,
Tenebrio molitor,
cuticular color may
suggest pathogen resistance in that
darker individuals are more...
- species. The use of
scents is
especially well-developed in
social insects.
Cuticular hydrocarbons are
nonstructural materials produced and
secreted to the...
-
component of the
cuticular membrane. The
cuticle can also
contain a non-saponifiable
hydrocarbon polymer known as cutan. The
cuticular membrane is impregnated...
- in the same colonies.
Cuticular hydrocarbons serve as a
barrier to
moisture diffusion, so
prevent dehydration in wasps.
Cuticular hydrocarbon profiles...
-
micrometers in diameter, as well as
fewer hairs with more than
eight cuticular scales. Suri
alpacas may be bred for the
lustre of
their coats. Atav,...
-
produced by
haemocytes but are not
involved in
cuticular darkening. In T. molitor, the
degree of
cuticular melanization is a
strong indicator of resistance...
- Specifically, D. Gubb and A. Garcia-Bellido saw a
polarity defect in the
cuticular hairs and
bristles on the wings.
Later research found that the function...
-
information on species, age, **** and genotype. Non-volatile pheromones, or
cuticular contact pheromones, are more
closely related to
social insects as they...
- as the
Brazilian stingless bee,
Schwarziana quadripunctata, use
unique cuticular hydrocarbon "scents" in
order to
determine kin from non-kin. This hydrocarbon...
-
haltere schematic). When
cuticular deformations compress a
campaniform sensillum, the
socket edges (collar)
indent the
cuticular cap. This
squeezes the...
