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forewing at the disc (Lepidoptera) See
figure 4
repugnatorial (generally in
combination as in: "
repugnatorial glands"): defensive, or "fighting back", in...
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numerous veins in the
membrane of the fore wings, and
externally visible repugnatorial stink glands. They vary in size from 7 to 45 mm long,
which implies...
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cover themselves with it
either to
disguise their presence, or as a
repugnatorial covering. Fr**** in the oak leaf mine of a
final instar larva of the...
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twelve body segments, and
possess dorsal ozopores (openings of the
repugnatorial glands)
rather than the
lateral ozopores found on many
other millipedes...
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Papilio demodocus larva everting its
osmeterium fully, and with one horn
applying the
repugnatorial secretion to the
finger that
irritated it...
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microscopic holes called ozopores (the
openings of "odoriferous" or "
repugnatorial glands"),
along the
sides of
their bodies as a
secondary defence. Among...
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distinctive features; for example, the
papilionid caterpillar bears a
repugnatorial organ called the
osmeterium on its prothorax. The
osmeterium normally...
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distasteful and
toxic chemicals emitted from
sponges and
store them in
their repugnatorial glands (located
around the
mantle edge).
Predators of
nudibranchs have...
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other organisms. The
gland that
produces these secretions are
known as
repugnatorial glands. Some
sources have
described the
secretion as a watermelon-like...
- gr****hoppers, and some spiders. They do so
apparently irrespective of any
repugnatorial chemicals the prey may have at
their disposal. Many
Asilidae when attacked...
