-
Zoophily, or zoogamy, is a form of
pollination whereby pollen is
transferred by animals,
usually by
invertebrates but in some
cases vertebrates, particularly...
- Anopheles) that
prefer human blood over
animal blood (
zoophily, but see
other meanings of
zoophily).
Examples other than
haematophagy include geckoes that...
-
created in 1892
entitled the
Journal of
Zoöphily. Mary
Frances Lovell was its ****ociate editor. The
Journal of
Zoöphily informed its
readers of
recent vivisection...
-
living or
spending time in very dry
conditions Xylophilia: love of wood
Zoophily: a form of
pollination whereby pollen is
distributed by
animals Electrophile:...
-
predominantly wind dis****d (anemophily) and
dioecious species animal-dis****d (
zoophily).
About 6
percent of
flowering plant species are
entirely dioecious and...
- to feed on
humans (anthropophily) or
animals such as
cattle or
birds (
zoophily).
Anthropophilic Anopheles are more
likely to
transmit the
malaria parasites...
- Letters.
Taylor & Francis. p. 319. ISBN 978-1-040-15608-7.
Journal of
Zoöphily.
American Anti-Vivisection Society. 1898. pp. 133–134. "Anti-Vivisection"...
- coleopterans, and birds,
particularly hummingbirds. The
phenomenon of
zoophily in
orchids requires that
pollinating animals frequently visit the flowers...
-
frequency in
order to
cause pollen to be
released from the anthers. In
zoophily,
pollination is
performed by
vertebrates such as
birds and bats, particularly...
- residents. His name was not in the
front matter of
those volumes.
Journal of
Zoöphily,
Volume XXIV #3,
March 1915,
American Anti-Vivisection Society, p. 39 The...
