- with
a swarm of
workers from the old nest
start a new one together. “Vespa
affinis (Linnaeus, 1764)”, at http://www.hornissenschutz.de/vespa_
affinis_engl...
- The
western mosquitofish (Gambusia
affinis) is
a North American freshwater poeciliid fish, also
known commonly, if ambiguously, as
simply mosquitofish...
-
affinis are
relatively large in size, and like
other species of bumblebees, are
known to be
eusocial organisms. Most
nests constructed by B.
affinis are...
- Polynesia.
Euthynnus affinis formerly was
known as
Euthynnus yaito. Collette, B.; Chang, S.-K.; Fox, W.; et al. (2011). "Euthynnus
affinis". The IUCN Red List...
- dry tubers. S.
affinis originates from
central and
northern China. It had been
cultivated in
China by the 13th century.
Before S.
affinis was introduced...
-
ambrosia beetles,
Xyleborus affinis is
attracted to dead
fallen logs in
early stages of decay. Due to the
presence of X.
affinis on
moist timber, this species...
- accepted; they are:
Pseudonaja affinis affinis Günther, 1872 —
coastal mainland Western Australia Pseudonaja affinis exilis Storr, 1989 —
mainland Western...
-
Leporinus affinis is
a species of
anostomid fish. It is
found in the
Amazon River basin in
South America.
Leporinus affinis can
reach a standard length...
-
Bistorta affinis (synonyms
Polygonum affine,
Persicaria affinis), the
Himalayan bistort,
fleece flower, or knotweed, is
a species of
flowering plant in...
- The
leaves are in whorls.
There are two varieties:
Fritillaria affinis var.
affinis: This is the more
common and
widespread variant,
occurring throughout...