- and bees,
while the
largest family of
strepsipterans, the Stylopidae, with over 27% of all
described strepsipterans,
targets bees exclusively. Very rarely...
- only two wings:
strepsipterans, or stylops; they are the only
other organisms that
possess two
wings and two halteres. The
strepsipterans have
adapted their...
- help dis**** its
spores in a
microhabitat that best
suits the fungus.
Strepsipteran parasites also mani****te
their ant host to
climb gr**** stems, to help...
- parasitized.
Males were not
stylopized (parasitization by
stylopid strepsipterans, such as X. moutoni) at all. The
major consequence of
being parasitized...
-
Cretaceous amber from
Myanmar by Haug, Müller & Haug (2019). A late
instar strepsipteran larva,
probably belonging to the
genus Mengea, is
described from the...
-
There are four
genera and
about 98
species in this family. Like all
strepsipterans, they have a
parasitic mode of
development with
males parasitizing ants...
-
entire image-forming retina.
Several of
these eyelets together form the
strepsipteran compound eye,
which is
similar to the 'schizochroal'
compound eyes of...
- gr**** stalks,
positions that are risky, but
favour the
emergence of the
strepsipterans.
Among pathogens of mammals, the
rabies virus affects the host's central...
-
density and activity, it has a
small effect on a
colony po****tion. The
strepsipteran insect Caenocholax fenyesi is
known to
infect male ants of this species...
-
evidence of parasitism, however, the
wasps are
indeed parasitized by
strepsipteran insects in the
genus Xenos.
These obligate parasites infect the developing...
