Sentence examples for insect insects from inspiring English sources

Suzy Menkes   Claudia Schiffer: Spider woman "I love spiders and the whole world of insect insects — right to Louise Bourgeois," said Claudia Schiffer, referring to the artist's spider sculptures and explaining the digitalized intarsia patterns on her new cashmere collection.

Filth includes contaminants such as rat, mouse, and other animal hairs and excreta; whole insects, insect parts, and excreta; and other extraneous materials which, because of their repulsiveness, would not knowingly be eaten or used.

Hatchlings mostly feed on invertebrates such as insects, insect larvae, snails, spiders, and worms.

Paddlefish primarily feed on zooplankton and occasionally consume small insects, insect larvae, and small fish [ 3].

In addition to the evolutionary perspective for studying insects, insect genome dynamics impact on human health and agriculture.

Stick and leaf insects (insect order Phasmatodea) are particularly informative organisms for historical biogeographic research due to their limited dispersal capabilities, manageable species numbers and ease of sampling.

For each gene in 6 categories of conservation (orphan, Hymenoptera, Hymenoptera-conserved, social insect, insect-specific, and metazoan), we used scripts to determine protein length, gene length, GC content, number of exons, and whether the gene has transcript support.

Many saproxylic insects (insects dependent on deadwood) are threatened because the amounts of suitable substrate, coarse woody debris (CWD), are low in managed forests.

While birds are perhaps more visible predators of insects, insects themselves account for the vast majority of insect consumption.

Despite children's awareness of rainforest biodiversity, several taxa, particularly social insects, insects and annelids, are still under-represented compared to their contribution to rainforest biomass and global biodiversity.

A large body of literature is dedicated to the development and genomics of holometabolous insects (insects undergoing complete metamorphosis between embryonic and adult stages).