- and the broomrapes.
There are six
major parasitic strategies of
exploitation of
animal hosts,
namely parasitic castration,
directly transmitted parasitism...
- A
parasitic plant is a
plant that
derives some or all of its
nutritional requirements from
another living plant. They make up
about 1% of angiosperms...
-
Parasitic worms, also
known as helminths, are
large macroparasites;
adults can
generally be seen with the
naked eye. Many are
intestinal worms that are...
- A
parasitic twin, also
known as an
asymmetrical twin or
unequal conjoined twin,
occurs when a twin
embryo begins developing in utero, but the pair does...
-
mimicry called Kirbyan mimicry. The
evolutionary strategy relieves the
parasitic parents from the
investment of
rearing young. This
benefit comes at the...
-
Parasitic load or
parasitic loss may
refer to in
internal combustion engines, it
refers to
devices that take
energy from the
engine in
order to enhance...
- The
parasitic jaeger (North America) or
Arctic skua (Europe) (Stercorarius parasiticus), is a
seabird in the skua
family Stercorariidae. It is a migratory...
- A
parasitic disease, also
known as parasitosis, is an
infectious disease caused by parasites.
Parasites are
organisms which derive sustenance from its...
- are free-living,
feeding on microorganisms, but many
species are
parasitic. The
parasitic worms (helminths) are the
cause of soil-transmitted helminthiases...
- In
generative grammar, a
parasitic gap is a
construction in
which one gap
appears to be
dependent on
another gap. Thus, the one gap can
appear only by...
