Sentence examples for shift of insects from inspiring English sources
She refers to the "midmorning shift" of insects and describes how the Lakashi Indians — who when first encountered by Marina in the jungle are ululating, flame-brandishing bacchantes — appear in the morning as "a working-class tribe, a sober group of people who went about the business of their day without fanfare or flame".
Host shifts of phytophagous insects represent the best body of evidence for the rapid evolution of native species in response to the introduction of novel species (Strauss et al. 2006).
The changing climate will likely shift the geographical range of insects that carry disease, including ticks carrying Lyme disease and mosquitos which carry malaria.
Our previous results suggested that the main functional shifts affecting USP LBD of insects occurred during the emergence of Mecopterida, approximately 280 300 million years ago (early Permian).
Despite these ancient roles, members of both subfamilies of eukaryote clade A have undergone apparent functional shifts, typified by the FDL proteins of insects which appear to be derived from exochitinase-like ancestors but which now play a role in the metabolism of paucimannisodic N-glycans.
One concern of the coexistence is the shift from a susceptible population to a resistant one irrespective of insects e.g. [ 18].
Herbivore communities associated with a particular crop may shift if physiological tolerances of insect species make them more or less abundant in a given area, or if changes in plants newly encourage or deter particular insect species (Zvereva and Kozlov 2006).
It was more rustic and you fell asleep to the sound of insects and woke up to the sounds of birds when they traded shifts.
This fact suggests that the shift of pollinators from long- to short-tongued insects, caused by human activity, may have occurred in this species on the oceanic Bonin Islands.
Entomophobia- Fear of insects.
