The appendage is attractive to ants, which aid in seed dispersal.
The larvae are well equipped with teeth, which aid in holding and shredding prey.
Bile acids, which aid in the digestion of fats, are produced in the liver from cholesterol.
Many hexapods have cerci (sensory appendages) on the 11th abdominal segment, which aid in identification of the telson.
Energy models such as MARKAL, MESSAGE and DNE-21 are optimisation tools which aid in the formulation of energy policies.
Software was developed to produce temperature/strain linear and polar plots, which aid in locating significant hydrate formation/dissociation events.
The association also recently added clay courts, which aid in development, but even McEnroe does not describe a three- or five-year process.
The nauplius larva of crustaceans has three pairs of cephalic limbs, all of which aid in swimming while the second two are further involved in feeding.
Mucous glands, which aid in maintaining the water balance and offer protection from bacteria, are extremely numerous in fish skin, especially in cyclostomes and teleosts.
In some characins, the median and pelvic fins of the males may possess small hooks or contact organs, which aid in maintaining contact with the female during spawning.
Most of the tail vertebrae of birds have been fused into the short pygostyle bone; this appendage holds the tail feathers, which aid in flight maneuverability.
