Sentence examples for predatory stage from inspiring English sources

It was the real predatory stage and represented the predation economic age, while the development period was moved away from the practical expression of this concept due to the existence of the resting, non-economic and non-predation phases (egg and pupal stage).  .

It was the real predatory stage and represented the predation economic age, while the development period was moved away from the practical expression of this concept due to the existence of the resting, non-economic and non-predation phases (egg and pupal stage).

The levels of these transcription factors, coincident with the up-regulation of proteases are predicted to be involved in the transition in D. stenobrocha from a saprophagous to a predatory stage.

This analysis of the genome and transcriptome of D. stenobrocha in comparison with the genome of the adhesive network-forming A. oligospora provides insights into the origins of fungal predation, the shift from a saprophagous to a predatory stage, and molecular mechanisms of nematode trapping.

Typically, medusozoan cnidarians have a pelagic, predatory jellyfish stage in their life cycle; staurozoans are the exceptions.

The predatory larval stages feed preferentially on aphids but may consume a wide range of soft-bodied arthropods.

In an e-mail to Science, Francis Wang, who works in the business development office of BIT Life Sciences, rejected the charge that the company stages predatory meetings and lowers the quality of scientific discourse.

In this paper, our objective was to test whether the threat display of the peacock butterfly is effective also against a larger, predatory bird, by staging interactions between peacock butterflies with their eyespots visible or painted over and naïve adult domestic fowl of an old Swedish breed of Gallus gallus domesticus.

The predatory state, the extreme insecurity, the sheer weakness of the rule of law these are problems more profound, at this stage, than a traditional left-right analysis can clarify, let alone begin to solve.

Martha's braying tends to be the dominant note in Mr. Albee's dissonant quartet, her predatory maneuvers ceding the stage to George's more sophisticated game playing only in the final stretches.

However, one can wonder about the adaptive value of latent inhibition if the non-predator learned at one life stage becomes predatory for the next life stage.