Since the eggs could belong to other tree-hole dwelling Aedes and Ochlerotatus (Ae. geniculatus, Ae. echinus, Ae. berlandi) [32], samples were kept in moist conditions for five days and then flooded in the same plastic drawers used for WFC collection.
Living in a hole in the ground and chased by lizards of mythical proportions, the creature has, perhaps inevitably, been nicknamed "hobbit" by some of the researchers - a reference to the tiny hole-dwelling heroes of The Lord of the Rings.
Stephens [ 70] hypothesized the close relationship of the temperate hole-dwelling genus Neoclinus with the tropical chaenopsid blennies.
The recent placement of Neoclinus and Mccoskerichthys in the lineage with the chaenopsids based on a parsimony analysis of morphological features [ 37] is not supported in our study and implies significant morphological convergence associated with the hole-dwelling lifestyles of these fishes.
And so, eerie like a voice whispering nothings in the night, it comes creaking out of the dark hole in which it has been dwelling: "It's been so long since I've seen you!" you say.
"Lots of spirits dwelling there".
"No point in dwelling on it".
Bradley had been dwelling on this question.
Fig. 8 Dwelling Objects Creation.
That last point is worth dwelling on.
