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nidifugous organisms are
nidicolous (/naɪˈdɪkələs/ ny-DIK-ə-ləs; from
Latin nidus "nest" and -colus "inhabiting") organisms; a
nidicolous organism is one which...
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introduced by Carl
Jakob Sundevall (1836), and the
terms nidifugous and
nidicolous by
Lorenz Oken in 1816. The two
classifications were
considered identical...
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mainly the Argasidae, are
nidicolous,
finding hosts in
their nests, burrows, or caves. They use the same
stimuli as non-
nidicolous species to
identify hosts...
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hatch after around 16 days and then both
parents feed the
altricial and
nidicolous nestlings. For the
first 12–13 days they are
brooded by the female. Both...
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Limnonectes limborgi, the
tadpoles are free-living but non-feeding ("
nidicolous") and
retain their yolk sac
until stage 37, at least. Direct-developing...
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nonneutrality nīdor nīdor- nidor,
nidorose nīdus nīd- nest denidation, niche,
nidicolous, nidificate, nidification, nidifugous, nidulant,
nidulate †nidulus nidul-...
- to 4 days. Like most
raptorial birds, the
nestlings are
altricial and
nidicolous at hatching.
Hatchlings average 58 g (2.0 oz) in body m**** with no difference...
- take up to 2–3 days to
complete and
chicks are born semi-altricial and
nidicolous. In
other words, they have only a thin
covering of down, and are entirely...
- parents.
Chicks hatch generally 2 days apart.
Chicks are semi-altricial and
nidicolous and
guarded by one
parent while the
other forages.
Chicks are fed only...
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auxiliaries incubate the eggs for 24–26 days.
Hatchlings are
altricial and
nidicolous,
fledging by day 32–40. If the food
supply is not adequate, the third...
