-
cooperative hunting. By day, many
goatfish will form
large schools of
inactive (
nonfeeding) fish;
these aggregates may
contain both
conspecifics and heterospecifics...
-
development range from 6 to 15 °C (43 to 59 °F), and its
larval stages are
nonfeeding. It
experiences respiratory acidosis and
hyperglycemia after prolonged...
- The eggs are
round and are
dormant for
about six days,
after which the
nonfeeding prelarvae emerge, with only
three pairs of legs.
After about six days...
- Month: Shmoo". Discover. Wray,
Gregory A. (1996). "Parallel
Evolution of
Nonfeeding Larvae in Echinoids".
Systematic Biology. 45 (3): 308–322. doi:10.1093/sysbio/45...
- of the
snail body into the
freshwater environment. However, they are
nonfeeding and must find a fish host
within 2–3 days,
otherwise they die. The cercariae...
- larvae, or L3. This is the
filariform stage of the parasite, that is, the
nonfeeding infective form of the larvae. The L3
larvae are
extremely motile and s****...
- Upon
reaching full size, each
fourth instar spends several days as a
nonfeeding prepupa,
which can be
recognized by its
inactivity and
lighter coloration...
- the soil. The
nematode moves out of its
developmentally arrested third,
nonfeeding stage,
triggered by
either bacterial or
insect food signals. The nematodes...
-
their probosces on
nectar (many
groups e.g. C****utidae) or are
simply nonfeeding with
mouthparts reduced or absent. The
larvae of many
smaller moths are...
-
Thrips have two
feeding instars (called
larvae or nymphs),
followed by the
nonfeeding prepupa and pupa. The
prepupa and pupa
often occur in soil or leaf litter...
