It is a common myth that earwigs crawl into the human ear and lay eggs in the brain.
During Christmas week, the Elgin Theatre, in Chelsea, put on a program of seven of the Lennons' experimental films, including "Fly," which shows a common housefly, in closeup, crawling across a woman's body for twenty-three minutes, and "Legs," which shows three hundred and thirty-one pairs of bare legs, mostly belonging to New York artists and intellectuals.
Our main focus, however, lies on eukaryotic cells and their most common type of migration: crawling motion.
By personal experience, it is common to find ticks crawling on boxes used to carry dry ice (CO 2) for tick traps.
Planula, plural planulae, free-swimming or crawling larval type common in many species of the phylum Cnidaria (e.g., jellyfish, corals, and sea anemones).
Approaches dealing with crawling larvae are common praxis; thus, two-dimensional (2D) tracking is well established in behavioral experiments [3, 5 8].
A series of crawling experiments on a common floor were performed with the improved robot prototype, which was also done using the previous robot.
Although not as bold as barefoot-running, it takes faith in the pooper-scooping practices of one's fellow man to crawl, commando-style, across Clapham Common.
It's common, at this age, when they're first crawling around and bumping into things, but... " "He doesn't crawl around," Julia says.
In elite age-group swimming it is unclear to what degree common assessments of anthropometric, jump performance and front-crawl critical speed (CS) correlate with competition performance.
