Sentence examples for exposed feeding from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, members of Rogadini, as currently recognised [ 13], attack both micro- and macrolepidopteran larvae [ 8], the latter generally having exposed feeding habits [ 12, 14].

Scrounging was 30% more likely at exposed feeding sites, although this is not due to increased anti-predator vigilance.

This zone of maximum catch rates most likely relates to a preferential exposed feeding area characterized by the potential for scavenging dead organisms descended from the reef walls above or preying on crustaceans or their discarded exoskeletons.

In Aleiodes, however, parasitism has been observed to occur almost exclusively on macrolepidopteran hosts, although some microlepidopterans with similar exposed feeding habits (e.g. species of Zygaenidae, Yponomeutidae and Pterophoridae) are also attacked by a few species, and only in rare cases does Aleiodes attack macrolepidopterans living in semi-concealed situations [ 7].

Both hypotheses are compatible with the fact the zone of the brightest fluorescence in lancelets corresponds to the anterior part of the adult animal that is exposed during feeding.

The owners are challenging the validity of the test results and asking for independent confirmation, saying the sheep have been carefully monitored and were never exposed to feed that could cause mad cow disease.

But officials learned in 1998 that some sheep in Europe had been exposed to feed contaminated with the infectious agent that causes the disease and that the Vermont sheep might have been so exposed before they were imported two years earlier, said Linda Detwiler, a senior government veterinarian.

The Teamsters chief, seeking to reclaim the union's presidency after a prison term, drew his death sentence by loudly threatening to expose Mafiosi feeding at the Teamsters trough; as a confidant of both Hoffa and the mob bosses who wanted him dead, Sheeran says, he received the message he could either kill Hoffa or be killed himself.

While Schmidt and colleagues exposed and fed larvae of A. bipunctata continuously, Alvarez-Alfageme and colleagues applied an exposure/recovery protocol.

In this way, we investigated postweaning food intake in perinatally exposed animals fed standard chow or a high-fat diet.

Both between subjects factors consisted of three levels (strain: C57BL/6J, BALB/cJ, and DBA/2J; treatment: alcohol exposed, pair-fed, and control).