-
sources are
described as 'facultative
necrophages' and 'generalists'. Both
obligate and
facultative necrophages are
sometimes sub-classified as 'wet'...
- (September 1991). "Systematics and
bionomics of the
apoid obligate necrophages: the
Trigona hypogea group (Hymenoptera: Apidae; Meliponinae)". Biological...
- (September 1991). "Systematics and
bionomics of the
apoid obligate necrophages: the
Trigona hypogea group (Hymenoptera: Apidae; Meliponinae)". Biological...
- main
branches of saprophages,
broken down by
nutrient source.
There are
necrophages which consume dead
animal biom****, and
thanatophages which consume dead...
- not
healthy cells. However, all
these examples are only
facultative necrophages that also feed on live prey. In contrast, the
algivorous cercozoan family...
-
lettrisme (1973), and
Maurice Lemaître, Le
lettrisme devant dada et les
nécrophages de dada (1967). See Isou, Réflexions sur André
Breton (1948). For fuller...
- to an area with
suitable temperatures.
Necrodes littoralis and
other necrophages are
attracted to
carrions by
cadaveric volatile organic compounds (VOCs)...
- new
puppet for the
player to summon. The
second expansion,
entitled Necrophage's Curse, was
released on 13
December 2018 for the same platforms, and added...
- be
parasites on fungi.
These species are now
termed myco-heterotrophs.
Necrophage Detritivore Decomposer Saprotrophic nutrition Consumer-resource systems...
- carcasium=carc****), such as white-backed vulture,
scavenge animal carc****es
while a
necrophage (Gr****: nekros=dead body), such as a blowfly,
mines dead flesh. Victivores...
