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...pigmented; vein (RS+M)a straight; vein cu-a insterstitial; first subdiscal cell open. Hind wing (fig. 15): vein cu-a vertical; M+CU:1-M <nowiki>=</nowiki>
The specific epithet refers to the religious and social movement from Jamaica.
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...olution of jaw mechanisms in ornithopod dinosaurs. Advances in Anatomy and Cell Biology 87: 1-109. doi: [http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-69533-9_1 10.
...olution of jaw mechanisms in ornithopod dinosaurs. Advances in Anatomy and Cell Biology 87: 1-109. doi: [http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-69533-9_1 10.1
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...ase as the animal becomes smaller. But there evidently is a lower limit to cell number in any particular organ for it to function as intended, perhaps as l
...rnal factors such as viscosity of the fluid (air or water) in which active movement occurs. Although surface area to volume ratio increases with decreasing siz
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...tae, polygonate (general view Fig. 8D), but with variable network type and cell shape (Figures 9B, E, F). Sclerite '''''M''''' with two depressed areas (nu
In ''{{Taxon name|Saxidromus}}'' the conversion to a pincer affects relative movement of the setae, and a depressed soft integumental area allows tethering of le
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...C2%B023%2752%22W 38°25'05"N, 122°23'52"W], 25 June 2012 / Found in pupal cell in rotten dry wood of fallen branch ''{{Taxon name|Quercus garryana}}'' amo
...hey appear incapable of rapid evasive movement but do writhe in a circular movement when held at the middle by forceps or fingers, and the hinged urogomphi can
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...ase as the animal becomes smaller. But there evidently is a lower limit to cell number in any particular organ for it to function as intended, perhaps as l
...rnal factors such as viscosity of the fluid (air or water) in which active movement occurs. Although surface area to volume ratio increases with decreasing siz
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...ack, partly obscured by orange-red scales; an orange spot at distal end of cell, broadly running into median orange-red band, which runs from Sc+R 1 to 1 A
...a on upper side of hindwing extensively orange-red, a white spot at end of cell on forewing above and anterior grey subapical spot mostly white. Underside
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...parasitic monogeneans. Kearn (1962) demonstrated that this characteristic movement in the capsalid {{Taxon name|Entobdella soleae|''Entobdella soleae''}} (van
...ian gland cells containing granular secretion; single duct from each gland cell runs anteriorly and opens at anterior margin of head (Fig. 4 A). Group of 3
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...e; when swimming, moderately fast with rotation about the long axis of the cell.
...s, extending from anterior level of buccal cavity to about middle level of cell. 3 peniculi (P 1–3) located on left wall of cavity: P 1 and 2 about equal
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...onuclear nodules. Single contractile vacuole located in posterior 1 / 3 of cell length.}}
...B, 6 E, 6 F). One large contractile vacuole located in posterior 1 / 3 of cell length, ca.15 µm in diameter (Figs. 4 A, 4 B, 4 E, 4 J; 5 E).
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...ape, about 1 / 5 – 1 / 6 of body length, positioned in anterior 1 / 3 of cell length (Figs. 7 A; 8 A, 8 C, 8 G; 9 D). Cytoplasm hyaline and colourless, o
Movement by rotating about the long axis of the cell, slightly thigmotactic, sometimes attaching to the bottom of the Petri dish
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...black bristles. Wings: Tinged light brown. Joint of basal medial cell and cell m 3 narrow. Halter with a distinct black/ brown dorsal spot. Abdomen: [[Mal
...f the Hongch’on River along fresh water inlets where the current and air movement was slower than the surrounding, larger river. The asilid is sympatric with
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...hind tarsus with black bristles. Wings: Veins tinged brown. Halter black. Cell m 3 with a short stalk. Abdomen: [[Male]]. Black/brown with short, sparse w
...f the Hongch’on River along fresh water inlets where the current and air movement was slower than the surrounding, larger river. The asilid is sympatric with
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...ion to pronotum in lateral view. Mesoscutellum distinctly margined. Radial cell of forewing closed, with veins heavily pigmented. Metatarsal claw simple. H
...distinct cilia. Unusually complete and distinct venation; veins of radial cell especially heavily pigmented, closed along anterior margin, 2.4 times longe
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...elongated, along the mirror. Apical field long and triangular, with 3 wide cell alignments posterior to mirror and a narrow apical alignment. Lateral field
...nly one FW closure, the gaps within the syllable being made by the jerking movement of the FWs. At 26 °C, this mono-syllabic calling song (TR-male 1 -F0male:
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...iform. Metathoracic spiracles well developed. Metathoracic wing with wedge cell absent (Fig. 25). Metasternal suture almost complete (Fig. 22); metendoster
...t may be lower to the other plate only at one extreme of its upanddown movement amplitude (Fig. 46).
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...ordia located between ventral sucker and Y-shaped excretory bladder. Flame cell formula: 2 [(3 + 3 + 3)+(3 + 3 + 3)]= 36. Tail 160–165 х 21–27. Sensor
...t changes in cercarial behaviour; cercariae appear to find hosts by random movement.
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...Fig. 21), and road margins with specific disturbance regimes (trampling by movement of cattle or vehicles, etc.).<br />
...dle of August. The exit hole is situated in the upper part of the pupation cell. Adults do not hibernate in the host plants. Most likely, hibernation occur
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...w. Abscissa R·f3 present, running toward distal wing margin and enclosing cell with Rs·f5. Abscissae Rs·f2–3 present, connecting with Rs+M&M·f2. Cros
...llson S}}, {{aut|Sharp R}}, {{aut|Ramler I}}, {{aut|Sen A}} (2011) Spatial movement optimization in Amazonian ''{{Taxon name|Eciton burchellii}}'' army ants. I
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...margin; crossvein rm at or beyond middle of cell dm; second submarginal cell short, about as long as apical width; crossvein mcu sinuous (Fig. 28), oc
...ult and often impossible without dissection because of the great amount of movement involved and the resulting cryptic condition of some of the parts. In revie
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