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A soft, legless, white larva hatches from the egg; in most species it is completely helpless and must be fed and carried by adults. | Fish hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of species. | neutral |
Amphibians hatch as aquatic larvae with gills and, in most species, then undergo metamorphosis into four-legged terrestrial adults with lungs for breathing air. | Fish hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of species. | neutral |
Billions of fish larvae hatching at this time will die and many species could become extinct, including some we will never know about. | Fish hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of species. | neutral |
Eggs of both fish species (and the larvae hatching from the eggs) were exposed to the bacterium. | Fish hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of species. | neutral |
Fish Larvae Fish eggs hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of the species (see Figure 19.7). | Fish hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of species. | entails |
Fish eggs hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of the species (see Figure below ). | Fish hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of species. | entails |
Fish hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of the species. | Fish hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of species. | entails |
If it is the right species of fish, the larvae stay on. | Fish hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of species. | neutral |
In most species there is a swimming veliger larva with a coiled shell which is shed at metamorphosis when the larva transforms into the adult form. | Fish hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of species. | neutral |
In other species the eggs hatch and the larvae are active and they then enter the pupal stage for the winter before emerging in the spring as adults. | Fish hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of species. | neutral |
Insect Hatches Current hatches and recomended flies Fish Species The different fish commonly found here. | Fish hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of species. | neutral |
Mite larvae feed on a different food source (either a different species or a different life history stage) from that of the deutonymph and adult. | Fish hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of species. | neutral |
Some species hatch already completely metamorphosed into the adult form, while others still have tails when they hatch. | Fish hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of species. | neutral |
The Stylophthalmine trait is an adaptation present in the larvae of several different species of actinopterygian fish. | Fish hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of species. | neutral |
The adults are not predaceous, but the larvae of many species are. | Fish hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of species. | neutral |
The dispersal tactics of different species of fish larvae, both marine and freshwater species, were compared. | Fish hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of species. | neutral |
The eggs hatch into the larva form and depending upon the species may or may not build a case. | Fish hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of species. | neutral |
The species hatch as bluish-green coloured larvae. | Fish hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of species. | neutral |
There are hundreds of different species of lady beetles, but practically all species share this trait of being predacious as both larvae and adults. | Fish hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of species. | neutral |
There are several different species of these larvae, and the adults are commonly known as click beetles . | Fish hatch into larvae that are different from the adult form of species. | neutral |
Behind the propeller is the rudder, used for steering, and the water pick-up tube. | Fish use some of their fins to propel themselves through the water and some of their fins to steer. | neutral |
Fins are used by fish to move through the water but also to steer, stop and maintain their position, the latter in conjunction with the swim bladder. | Fish use some of their fins to propel themselves through the water and some of their fins to steer. | entails |
One of the propellers was used to steer the craft. | Fish use some of their fins to propel themselves through the water and some of their fins to steer. | neutral |
Azalea blooms last only about two weeks, which means many of the brightly colored flowers could be scattered to the wind come Masters Week. | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | neutral |
Describe how wind-pollinated flowers differ from animal-pollinated flowers. | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | neutral |
Flowers are pollinated by wind. | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | neutral |
Flowers are tiny, brown and wind pollinated. | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | neutral |
Flowers wind pollinated. | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | neutral |
Grasses use the wind to pollinate their flowers. | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | neutral |
He observed that flowers that are pollinated by the wind have little color, yet flowers that need to attract insects for pollination have brightly colored petals and sweet nectar. | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | entails |
In wind-pollinated plants (plants whose seed are spread by the wind and not by pollinators), petals are usually less brightly colored or non-existent. | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | entails |
Pollen of wind-pollinated flowering plants tends to be small and weightless, produced in dull-colored flowers which sometimes lack nonessential parts. | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | entails |
Pollination is when wind or insects carry pollen from the male part of flowers to the female part of other flowers. | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | neutral |
The flowers are wind pollinated. | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | neutral |
The flowers are wind-pollinated catkins. | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | neutral |
The flowers are wind-pollinated catkins; | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | neutral |
The flowers are wind-pollinated. | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | neutral |
The flowers of many species are wind pollinated; | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | neutral |
The parts of a flower are so constructed that very, very often the wind will cause pollination. | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | neutral |
The tightly-clustered, apetalous wind-pollinated flowers are bright red, and appear in early spring. | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | neutral |
The wind-pollinated flowers have no petals. | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | neutral |
Their flowers are adapted for wind pollination. | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | neutral |
Wind pollinated trees generally flower in early spring before leaves are present. | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | neutral |
brightly, carpels, coloured, female, four, fruit, fruit, insects, insects, insects, insects, male, nectar, ovary, pollen, pollen, pollination, protected, rings, stamen, stigma, style, wind, wind, wind The parts of a flower Copy and label the diagram. | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | neutral |
refers to flowers that depend on the wind for pollination. | Flowers pollinated by wind generally lack brightly colored parts. | neutral |
A food chain shows how energy and matter flow from producers to consumers. | Food chains carry energy from producers to consumers. | entails |
A food chain shows the linear transfer of energy from producers to consumers. | Food chains carry energy from producers to consumers. | entails |
Covered are the laws of thermodynamics, flow of energy, cycling of matter, food chains, and abiotic-producer-consumer-decomposer cycle. | Food chains carry energy from producers to consumers. | neutral |
Ecosystems Students explore producers, consumers, food chains, food pyramids, and energy in schoolyard games before and after the field trip. | Food chains carry energy from producers to consumers. | neutral |
Energy flows through this food chain in a one-way stream, form primary producers to various consumers. | Food chains carry energy from producers to consumers. | entails |
Energy moving from producers to primary consumers to secondary consumers and so on is called a food chain. | Food chains carry energy from producers to consumers. | entails |
Food Chains, Food Webs, Consumers and Producers | Food chains carry energy from producers to consumers. | neutral |
Food chains show how energy is passed from the sun to producers, from producers to consumers, and from consumers to decomposers. | Food chains carry energy from producers to consumers. | entails |
If a consumer refuses to carry food, the group will stop. | Food chains carry energy from producers to consumers. | neutral |
Microorganisms are scientifically known as heterotrophs, or those that belong to the consumer groups of the food chain. | Food chains carry energy from producers to consumers. | neutral |
Select a producer and a consumer from this food chain. | Food chains carry energy from producers to consumers. | neutral |
Since herbivores feed directly on producers (plants) they are first-order consumers and are at the second energy level in a food chain. | Food chains carry energy from producers to consumers. | neutral |
The Group for Producing and Consuming Safe Food is one of the best known teikei consumer groups in Japan. | Food chains carry energy from producers to consumers. | neutral |
The most important thing to remember about food chains and webs is that energy flows from the producers and through each consumer. | Food chains carry energy from producers to consumers. | entails |
food chain The pathway for energy in a natural community from producers (e.g., plants) to consumers (herbivores and carnivores) to decomposers (e.g., fungi). | Food chains carry energy from producers to consumers. | entails |
governments, consumer groups, supply chains and individual firms are working to improve the integrity of the food supply chain; | Food chains carry energy from producers to consumers. | neutral |
identify the relative amount (most, least) of energy from producers that is available to an organism or group of organisms in a food chain or web; | Food chains carry energy from producers to consumers. | neutral |
3.3.4 COMMUNICATING WITH THE PUBLIC It is essential that institutions using experimental animals communicate effectively with members of the public with interests in the use of animals in research. | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
A social animal best kept with their own kind in captivity. | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
Animal Communication. | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
Animal Communications - | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
Animal Communications. | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
Animal Communicator; | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
Animal behavior, especially communication and social organization. | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
Animal communication | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
Animal communication - | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
Animal communications; | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
Animals and social "animals | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
As they are social animals, communication is vital for them. | For social animals, communication essential. | entails |
Be kind to animals ... | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
Ecological constraints on modes of animal communication and quantitative analysis of social communication. | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
Human beings are essentially social animals, and we are very dependent on each other. | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
It is important to note that (AE) is not the thesis that we are essentially animals of some kind or other . | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
Kindness to animals was an essential point of his moral creed. | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
Learn How to Communicate with Animals of all kinds. | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
Not all animals are social animals. | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
Signals, contexts, and mechanism of social communication in animals. | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
Social Communication Among Animals. | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
Social organization of some kind is common to all animals. | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
Study of communication is also essential for understanding animal behavior. | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
That animal is a social animal. | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
The Social Animal . | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
The Social Animal ; | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
The animal is very social with its own kind. | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
We are a new kind of social animal, thanks to culture. | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
What could animate the promise of conflict-prevention techniques is their realization in many kinds of institutions---business, government, education, social, communications. | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
and an animal communicator. | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
animal communication; | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
social contact with other animals of their own kind; | For social animals, communication essential. | neutral |
If we recall that work done is a force times a distance then we can see that multiplying the force of gravity, above, by a distance | Force times distance is the equation for work. | entails |
If you must work, remember that work equals force times distance. | Force times distance is the equation for work. | entails |
Mathematically work is equal to the magnitude of the force times the distance travelled. | Force times distance is the equation for work. | entails |
Mechanical work is defined as force times distance, when the two are in the same direction. | Force times distance is the equation for work. | entails |
Recall that work is defined as the product of force times distance. | Force times distance is the equation for work. | entails |
Simply, the total work is Force time Distance (ie. | Force times distance is the equation for work. | entails |
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