「TERMITES」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
該当件数 : 59件
| Termites also play a critical role in the decompositio | |
| s, small crickets, waxworms, small mealworms, | termites, and phoenix worms can be used if supplemente |
| They feed on | termites and ants. |
| une to November after which the young eat the | termites and the termite's eggs within minutes of hatc |
| It feeds mainly on | termites and can eat more than 200,000 in a single nig |
| used as a fumigant for treatment of logs for | termites and beetles, for control of moths in beehives |
| the CSIRO, on such problems as wind erosion, | termites and rabbit control. |
| It is an insecticide for | termites and locust borers. |
| tinae constitute a subfamily of the harvester | termites and allies (family Termitidae). |
| Mitchel Resnick: Turtles, | Termites, and Traffic Jams: Explorations in Massively |
| ble for sharing numerous characteristics with | termites, and phylogenetic studies have shown that thi |
| Thus, the | termites and their closest relatives like the cockroac |
| eeding behavior defined by the consumption of | termites and/or ants, particularly in those animal spe |
| This was demonstrated in one study where | termites, ants, beetles and beetle larvae made up the |
| ile ducks and partridges), annelids, beetles, | termites, ants, and maggots. |
| ant shrew is primarily an insectivore, eating | termites, ants, beetles and centipedes. |
| The ants and | termites are segregated within the nest and do not nor |
| The | termites are traditionally classified as order Isopter |
| The dampwood | termites are sometimes included with the harvester ter |
| be, or raw animals like seahorses, snakes, or | termites are placed into a large earthenware jar of al |
| therefore be concluded that both the ants and | termites are members of polydomous colonies that each |
| Ants and | termites are almost their only food in the wild, and t |
| The dampwood | termites are some of the largest termites in North Ame |
| One theory suggests | termites as the creator of these circles, but recent s |
| The | termites as a group were traditionally placed in the E |
| is interpreted as having fed on wood-nesting | termites because the forelimbs appear to be specialize |
| dry-wood termite', is a species of 'Dampwood | termites' belonging to the family Kalotermitidae, one |
| uctive of a social insect (especially ants or | termites, but the term can also be applied to aphids a |
| nd repair shelter tubes, feed and groom other | termites, care for eggs and young, and participate in |
| stralian tiger snakes and New Zealand tuatara | Termites create in their mounds high and regulated tem |
| It is an insectivore that feeds on ants and | termites, digging them out of mounds and tree-logs usi |
| On occasions when the ants and | termites do come into contact with each other (e.g. if |
| It is an opportunist carnivore and eats ants, | termites, ground dwelling insects, larvae, earthworms, |
| sp., apart from having a common ancestor with | termites, have been placed within the Polyphagidae bas |
| Termites in His Smile (1997) | |
| Cryptotermes is a genus of | termites in the Kalotermitidae family. |
| re invaluable manuscripts being eaten away by | termites in homes, private, public and institutional l |
| a split EP with Indecision, and CD/LP titled | Termites In His Smile. |
| The most current classification of | termites is summarized by Engel & Krishna (2004). |
| one Neotropic mixed flock feeding on swarming | termites, it was observed that Red-rumped Warbling-fin |
| The Smooth-billed Ani feeds on | termites, large insects and even lizards and frogs. |
| It feeds on ants, | termites, millipedes, and eggs. |
| Thomas Elliot Snyder Biological Notes on the | Termites of the Canal Zone and Adjoining Parts of the |
| ude tries out the formula by dumping a jar of | termites onto a wooden plank that Andy was using to re |
| miochemicals; they act as alarm pheremones in | termites or food attractants for the apple tree pest, |
| tural fumigant insecticide to control drywood | termites, particularly in warm-weather portions of the |
| e of the most effective forms of defense that | termites possess as the ruptured workers block the tun |
| fifteen days the burrow is completed and the | termites seal off their sections. |
| l part of the erstwhile diversity of dampwood | termites survives, it is rather difficult to assign th |
| Scavengers of dead plant material include | termites that build nests in grasslands and then send |
| required by organisms (some fungi, bacteria, | termites) that can consume it. |
| They make up the majority of the | termites that actually eat the wood. |
| Like all other | termites, the dampwood termites live in eusocial colon |
| Without | termites, the accumulation of dead organic matter on t |
| the Short-beaked Echidna, which eats ants and | termites, the Long-beaked species eats earthworms. |
| The second one causes a jar of | termites to fall and crawl all over Mr. Bradshaw cloth |
| allow the colonisation of microorganisms and | termites, which enter the tree and start hollowing out |
| g example is that of the social Isoptera, the | termites which have highly sophisticated colonies but |
| agascar showed adverse impacts of fipronil on | termites, which appear to be very severe and long-live |
こんにちは ゲスト さん
|
ログイン |
Weblio会員(無料)になると
|
こんにちは ゲスト さん
|
ログイン |
Weblio会員(無料)になると
|