Sentence examples for undergo direct development from inspiring English sources
The eggs of all gastrotrichs undergo direct development and hatch into miniature versions of the adult.
The embryos of some terrestrial lungless salamanders, such as Ensatina, that undergo direct development, have large gills that lie close to the egg's surface.
On the other hand, intrinsic organismal properties such as limited dispersal abilities also have a strong influence on population structure [11], [12], [13], so that brooders and/or species that undergo direct development are more prone to geographic isolation and genetic segregation than pelagic dispersers [10], [14], [15].
Under favorable conditions nematodes such as Caenorhabditis elegans and Pristionchus pacificus undergo direct development, which can be completed within 3 4 days.
S. ratti isofemale line ED321 Heterogonic predominantly undergoes indirect development; isofemale line ED5 Homogonic predominantly undergoes direct development [ 7].
These cells undergo directed migrations to disperse during development and reach sites of tissue damage or altered self.
In G2, they undergo directed apical migration.
As in most teleost fish, mandible development in D. labrax is characterized by the presence of a cartilagenous component, the Meckel's cartilage, which is established early and subsequently regresses and ossifies, and a dermal bone component, the dentary, which appears later (25 days post hatching) and undergoes direct (membranous) ossification [ 50].
Non-feeding larvae and direct development developed in many clades.
These free-living adults undergo sexual reproduction, the female lays eggs that then (as for direct development, above) develop into iL3s [ 3].
Direct development of the egg, in which the larvae undergo their development within the egg membranes and emerge as tiny froglets, occurs in many species, in a dozen or more families (such as Leiopelmatidae, Pipidae, Leptodactylidae, Bufonidae, Brachycephalidae, Hylidae, Myobatrachidae, Sooglossidae, Arthroleptidae, Ranidae, and Microhylidae).
