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Females lay about six eggs a day that are cemented to hair shafts right next to the scalp.
Pediculosis (crabs, lice, nits), which affects hairy areas, is diagnosed by identifying the egg capsules (nits) that are cemented to the hair shaft.
Many hinged brachiopods attach to the substrate, or surface, by a tough, fibrous pedicle; but some specialized forms are cemented to the substrate by the beak of the ventral valve.
At the very base, these sediments are cemented to beachrock or a beackrock-like unit.
For example, most corals are cemented to a single place, as are tube-worms, brachiopods, and barnacles.
It has been found experimentally that both crabs and starfish preferred molluscs that are attached by byssus threads to ones that are cemented to the substrate.
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I am cemented to his plays and I will be until I die".
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With future summits regarding malnutrition expected later this year and in 2017, campaigners expect not just money, but real schedules, to be cemented to meet international goals.
After the holes have been cut, he said, a four-inch high plastic molding is cemented to the basement floor directly in front of holes.
I note with pleasure that a six-inch spotted cowrie shell is cemented to the lip of the moray's cavern.
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