- "Holoprosencephaly and
hypognathia with two
proboscides:
report of a case and
review of
unusual proboscides".
Journal of
Craniofacial Genetics and Developmental...
- (bosko), 'to feed, to nourish'. The
plural as
derived from the Gr**** is
proboscides, but in
English the
plural form
proboscises occurs frequently. The most...
-
Torralba and
Ambrona (Province of Soria,
Castile and León, Spain) are two
paleontological and
archaeological sites that
correspond to
various fossiliferous...
-
fasce d'argent,
brochant sur le coupé; 2° le vase du surtout,
entre deux
proboscides coupées
alternativement de
sable et d'or; 3° le griffon, issant, privé...
- with
shorter proboscides, like
Bombus bifarius, have a more
difficult time
foraging nectar relative to
other bumblebees with
longer proboscides; to overcome...
-
bluntly tapering ends.
Proboscis worms are
known for
their reversible proboscides, but in most
species these are
unbranched and cylindrical, or may have...
-
resemblance in function. For example,
butterflies do not lick with
their proboscides; they suck
through them, and the
proboscis is not a
single organ, but...
- (Sarrebruck). Un lion ****is d'or, lamp****é et couronné de gueules,
entre deux
proboscides d'azur semées de
billettes d'or (N****au).
Lambrequins d'or et d'azur...
- of
producing nectar.
Butterflies and
moths have
hairy bodies and long
proboscides which can
probe deep into
tubular flowers.
Butterflies mostly fly by...
-
short proboscides (tongue-like structures),
which makes nectar foraging more
difficult for them
relative to
bumblebees with
longer proboscides. Therefore...
