- and birds. P.
exclamans have
defense and
recognition strategies that help
protect against these predators and parasites.
Polistes exclamans is part of subfamily...
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Chersotis andereggii (Boisduval, [1837])
Synonyms Agrotis andereggii Boisduval, [1837]
Euxoa andereggii (Boisduval, [1837])
Agrotis exclamans Eversmann, 1841...
-
refer to any
winter dormancy. Many insects, such as the wasp
Polistes exclamans and the
beetle Bolitotherus,
exhibit periods of
dormancy which have often...
- host to
several species of wasps,
including an
abundance of
Polistes exclamans, and is an
important ground for the
study of
Polistes annularis. During...
-
Cibyra exclamans is a
species of moth of the
family Hepialidae. It is
known from Brazil. Nielsen, Ebbe S.; Robinson,
Gaden S.; Wagner,
David L. (2000)...
- as cryoprotectants. One
species that uses
cryoprotectant is
Polistes exclamans (a wasp). In this species, the
different levels of
cryoprotectant can...
- and its
three varieties under P.
exclamans, as well as
described another new
variety in that species, P.
exclamans var. louisi****, from
three female...
- from the forest.
Species such as the
carpenter ant and the wasp
Polistes exclamans build "satellite nests" -
smaller nests near, but
separate from, the main...
-
squamosa use
alarm pheromones to
alert others to a threat. In
Polistes exclamans,
alarm pheromones are also used as an
alert to
incoming predators. Pheromones...
- that
induces co****tory
behavior in males. In
wasps such as
Polistes exclamans,
venom is used as an
alarm pheromone,
coordinating a
response from the...
