Sentence examples for moths of which from inspiring English sources

Six treatment groups were indicated by plants and six different ones by moths, of which one group was also identified by a songbird species.

There are eleven other superfamilies of eared moths, of which eight have not yet been examined for courtship ultrasound [3].

Kettlewell's verification of Tutt's hypothesis led to an upturn in research into industrial melanism in moths, much of which focused on the peppered moth.

Tested moths were either a presumed mimic (Brenthia) or a control species (other choreutids or comparably-sized moths, none of which exhibited wing patterns resembling salticids or engaged in the jerky movements characteristic of Brenthia).

The sugary liquid is especially attractive to a host of nocturnal flies and moths, many of which are known to navigate using the polarized light from the moon.

The most common arthropods captured at the study site included spiders (Araneae), harvestmen (Opiliones), beetles (Coleoptera), and moths, all of which are known prey to the mice.

More recently, XFI has been used to examine Astragalus roots and two Se-resistant herbivorous moths, one of which was parasitized by a wasp.

Eaton highlights the plight of the spectacular garden tiger moth, numbers of which have fallen by 95%.

The 51% figure simply covers a 10-minute interval of high moth activity, of which there are five or six on most evenings.

It will be the third issue in the butterflies and moths series, all of which have been painted by wildlife artist William Oliver.

If you wanted to see in the dark, you could do worse than follow the example of moths, which have of course made something of a specialty of it.