Sentence examples for fly deposits from inspiring English sources

The adult horse fly, often known as a gad fly, deposits between about 400 and 500 eggs (nits) on the horse's forelegs, nose, lips, and body.

Each fly deposits around 250 eggs that hatch within 24 hours, giving rise to small first-stage maggots.

The fly deposits eggs into the bee's abdomen, which causes it to become disoriented and leave the hive where it dies shorty after.

This family of flies deposits its eggs in an ant's body, and when the eggs become larvae they feed on the ant's head, eventually causing it to fall off (inset).

The flies deposit larvae on the cricket, and in ten days or so the cricket is dead, but there are clever males who hang around the noisy ones and keep quiet and often get the girls.

We computed the average percentage of flies depositing per night, using the average numbers of female flies per roosting bat, which were extrapolated from the differential capture experiments.

Tachinid flies deposit their larvae in other insects and these larvae then consume their hosts.

Here, we report the finding that male flies deposit an aggregation pheromone onto their surroundings upon apple cider vinegar odor and food odor stimulation.

Fly ash deposits are a relatively common component of many industrial landscapes.

Power-plants producing fly ash deposits, commonly viewed as biotic wastelands, thus paradoxically provide crucial refuges for vanishing biodiversity.

We sampled communities of bees wasps, moths, spiders, hoverflies, and ants colonizing several spontaneously developed and technically reclaimed plots in two fly ash deposits in northern Czech Republic, Central Europe.