-
include other parasitoids,
resulting in hyperparasitism; in the case of oak galls, up to five
levels of
parasitism are possible. Some
parasitoids influence...
-
order Hymenoptera contains many
families of
parasitoids,
intermixed with non-
parasitoid groups. The
parasitoid wasps include some very
large groups, some...
- trunks. The
larvae of most
braconids are
internal or
external primary parasitoids of
other insects,
especially the
larval stages of Coleoptera, Diptera...
-
species are
parasitoids; the
females deposit eggs on or in a host
arthropod on
which the
larvae then feed. Some
larvae start off as
parasitoids, but convert...
-
behaviour mani****tion as an
evolutionary route toward attenuation of
parasitoid virulence".
Journal of
Evolutionary Biology. 27 (12): 2871–2875. doi:10...
- insects.
Parasitoids are
insects which sooner or
later kill
their hosts,
placing their relationship close to predation. Most
parasitoids are
parasitoid wasps...
- The Mid-Mesozoic
Parasitoid Revolution (MMPR) was an
evolutionary radiation of
insect parasites and
parasitoids from the
Toarcian to the Albian. The MMPR...
-
migrate over long distances. Many
butterflies are
attacked by
parasites or
parasitoids,
including wasps, protozoans, flies, and
other invertebrates, or are...
- bugs.
Parasitoids are most
effective at
reducing pest po****tions when
their host
organisms have
limited refuges to hide from them.
Parasitoids are among...
- its
members living as
parasitoids. Most
species are small, with the
ovipositor adapted for piercing. In some hosts, the
parasitoids induce metamorphosis...
