Sentence examples for instars in from inspiring English sources

Muscidae, for example, are arranged in three groups according to whether they are trimorphic (i.e., have three free larval instars), dimorphic (i.e., pass the first instar in the egg, have two free larval instars), or monomorphic (i.e., pass the first two instars in the egg, have one free larval instar).

It is often possible to compartmentalize ontogeny into discrete growth phases, such as embryonic, infantile, and juvenile growth in mammals, or discrete growth instars in arthropods.

The number of instars in the larval stage is depends on the species and environmental conditions (Catts and Goff 1992; Rivers and Dahlem 2013).

There are several types of screening methods such as natural field populations, mass screening of germplasm/breeding materials in seedbox by infesting plants at the seedling stage (two to three-leaf stage) with BPH nymphs (second instars) in a greenhouse, modified seedbox test (Panda and Heinrichs 1983).

Yet prior work points to juvenile hormone as an endocrine integrator of caste differentiation during late larval instars in honey bees [17], [23].

Including earlier instars in the phylogenetic analysis is shown to destabilise the retrieved topology.

It is an instar in the life of a creature whose other forms I did not know, until now.

July 18, 1968 Havana, Cuba Tania Bruguera, (born July 18 , 1968 Havana, Cuba), Cuban performance artist and activist who founded (2015) the Institute of Artivism/Instituto de Artivismo Hannah Arendt (INSTAR) in order to "foster civic literacy and policy change".

In C.albiceps, the length of larvae stage (first larval to Pupal instar) in 25°C and 30°C were 6 and 4 days, respectively.

The failure to eliminate larval development up to the 4th instar in the former method was attributed to residual pools of water.

Our results support those of a handful of other studies that show learning within a larval instar in Lepidoptera [23], [31], [32].