Sentence examples for metamorphosis I from inspiring English sources

It has a shiny outer covering and simple biting mouthparts, and it undergoes incomplete metamorphosis (i.e., egg, nymph, and adult stages).

In most species, fully developed young emerge and develop without metamorphosis (i.e., radical change), but free-living, ciliated larvae are released in a few marine species.

We use a novel application of a multistate, robust design capture recapture model to estimate survival of reintroduced tadpoles through metamorphosis (i.e., the number of individuals emerging from the pond) and thereby provide a quantitative measure of effort and success for an "in progress" reintroduction of toads.

The juvenile phase starts with shedding of the proto- and telotroch at the onset of metamorphosis, i.e., at the 5-setiger stage.

A lack of carryover to the adult is almost certainly because during metamorphosis (i.e., larva to adult transition), the larval CNS undergoes profound remodeling, involving a significant second wave of neurogenesis and de novo neural circuit formation.

Drawn in by "The Metamorphosis," I became a fan of Kafka.

Download: Opening; Metamorphosis I-V; 'Trilogy' Sonata.

'Metamorphoses' I have seen "Metamorphoses" twice now, and both times I was charmed and stirred.

And as someone who has recently been reading Ovid's "Metamorphoses," I almost came away from God of War III wondering at how tame the game is.

For myself, even now, I can be in ceremony and I will suddenly just make the metamorphosis, and I'll be sitting there and my skull will become feline—I can feel my eyes are a cat', and I have the mind of a cat.

For myself, even now, I can be in ceremony and I will suddenly just make the metamorphosis, and I'll be sitting there and my skull will become feline – I can feel my eyes are a cat, and I have the mind of a cat.