- cross-vein near the
center of the
leading edge of a wing. Also
called "node".
obtect Appendages fused or
glued to the body.
occipital suture (Anatomical feature)...
- Lepidoptera).
Obtect pupa –
appendages are
attached closely to the body and are
commonly encapsulated within a cocoon. Some
adecticous pupa are
obtect forms....
-
marked by
reduced movement.
There are
three types of pupae:
obtect,
exarate or coarctate.
Obtect pupae are compact, with the legs and
other appendages enclosed...
- (Staphylinidae,
Ptiliidae etc.) the
appendages are
fused with the body (termed as
obtect pupae).
Adults have
extremely variable lifespans, from w****s to years, depending...
- drastically.
Pupae can be
classified into
three types:
obtect, exarate, and coarctate.
Obtect pupae are compact, with the legs and
other appendages enclosed...
- cuticle, they have
adhered tightly to the
outer cuticle of the pupa (in
obtect pupae).
Within hours, the
wings form a
cuticle so hard and well-joined to...
-
intermediate between the
larval and
adult form;
these pupae are
described as "
obtect",
having the ****ure
appendages visible as
structures that
adhere to the...
- detectable, detection, detective, detector, integument, integumentary,
obtect, pretectal, pretectum, protect, protection, protective, protector, protectorate...
-
however headless and wormlike, and
display only
three instars.
Pupae are
obtect in the Nematocera, or
coarcate in Brachycera.
Adults are
small (< 2 millimetres...
- are also
differences in the wing structure. The
pupae are "incomplete or
obtect." "Clade:
Neolepidoptera Packard, 1895 (moth)". The Taxonomicon. Retrieved...
