- it
difficult to
identify an
individual if it has
recently undergone ecdysis.
Ecdysis allows damaged tissue and
missing limbs to be
regenerated or substantially...
- what I was
doing in Cibo Matto.
Ecdysis was an
honest word to
describe what I was
feeling as it evolved. — Hatori "
Ecdysis" – 4:26 "A Song for Kids" – 3:30...
- Look up
ecdysis in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Ecdysis is the
moulting of the
exoskeleton in
arthropods and
other animals.
Ecdysis may also refer...
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final ecdysis of the
immature instars. In a
member of the
Ametabola or Hemimetabola,
species in
which metamorphosis is "incomplete", the
final ecdysis follows...
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organism grow. This
process is
called ecdysis. Most
Arthropoda with soft,
flexible skins also
undergo ecdysis.
Ecdysis permits metamorphosis, the sometimes...
-
secrete a
second hormone,
usually ecdysone (an ecdysteroid), that
induces ecdysis (shedding of the exoskeleton). PTTH also
stimulates the
corpora allata...
- worms). The
Ecdysozoa are protostomes,
named after their shared trait of
ecdysis,
growth by moulting. They
include the
largest animal phylum, the Arthropoda...
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resembles the
adult in
Ephemeroptera Instar,
intermediate between each
ecdysis Pupa and chrysalis,
intermediate stages between larva and
imago (the adult...
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primitive form of
dermal armour in reptiles. The
shedding of
scales is
called ecdysis, or, in
normal usage moulting or sloughing.
Moulting performs a number...
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growing stages occur, and the
larvae periodically undergo hormone-induced
ecdysis,
developing further with each instar,
until they
undergo the
final larval-pupal...
