-
resembling that of a hornbill. The
subfamily Phaenicophaeinae comprises the
nonparasitic cuckoos of the Old World, and
include the couas, malkohas, and ground...
- co-evolved with the megafauna,
though it is
placed in its own genus. The
nonparasitic baywings were
formerly placed in this genus; they are now classified...
-
females dis**** and mate. The
males do not
survive the
winter but, like
nonparasitic bumblebee queens,
Psithyrus females find
suitable locations to spend...
-
predatory wasps; it also
includes all of the
social hymenopterans.
Among the
nonparasitic and
nonsocial Aculeata,
larvae are fed with
captured prey (typically...
- and swimming-like; this
agitation releases large amounts of pollen.
Nonparasitic Megachilidae typically divide their nests into cells. Each cell receives...
-
Mordacia praecox, the
Australian brook lamprey or
nonparasitic lamprey, is a
freshwater species of
southern tope****
lamprey that
occurs in south-eastern...
- O.; Sweet,
Andrew D.; et al. (2021). "Phylogenomics of
Parasitic and
Nonparasitic Lice (Insecta: Psocodea):
Combining Sequence Data and
Exploring Compositional...
- the
genome of the saguaro's
chloroplast is the
smallest known among nonparasitic flowering plants. Like
several other highly specialized plant taxa, such...
- each mite
eating 20 eggs per day.
Houseflies sometimes carry p****tic (
nonparasitic) p****engers,
including mites such as
Macrocheles muscaedomesticae and...
-
permanently attach to the
females and fuse
their tissues together;
temporary nonparasitic attachment, in
which males are able to live independently; and facultative...
