- the
harnessed tiger moth, is a
species of
moth within the
Erebidae family,
first described by
Thaddeus William Harris in 1841.
Harnessed tiger moths are...
- is
dominant and
attracts the
moths. Blue light's role in the Indian-meal
moth foraging behavior has
recently been
harnessed as a form of pest
control since...
-
moth,
Apantesis carlotta Nais
tiger moth,
Apantesis nais
Harnessed moth,
Apantesis phalerata Garden tiger moth,
Arctia caja Yellow-colored
scape moth...
- (formerly
called the
family Arctiidae) are a
large and
diverse subfamily of
moths with
around 11,000
species found all over the world,
including 6,000 neotropical...
-
Phalera may
refer to:
Phalera (
moth), a
genus of
moths Phalera (
harness), a
piece of
horse harness,
frequently decorated in
antiquity Phalera (military...
- Forest.
African buffalo African forest buffalo African forest elephant Harnessed bushbuck Guinea baboon Giant forest hog
Hippopotamus Pygmy hippopotamus...
-
Edwards For
service to
science in the
field of entomology,
particularly moths and butterflies, as an
author and researcher, and as a mentor. The Honourable...
- (Cecil Hayter) The
Union Jack (2nd Series) 879 The Clue of the Death's-Head
Moth Anon. (H.
Gregory Hill) The
Union Jack (2nd Series) 880 The Man in the Smoked...
- the
entire economy of an ant's nest is
organized by smell, and how some
moths use
smell for po****tion control—an
ability we are now
beginning to understand...
- mrāta- "tanned soft" OCS meljǫ (mlětĭ) "to grind"; mlatŭ "hammer"; molĭ "
moth"; mělŭ "chalk; fine
ground substance"
OPrus maltun "to grind", Lith malti...
