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| Monogamous pairs care for their brood of 3-5 | eggs in cone-shaped nests; Brown-headed cowbirds are |
| G. niloticus lay their | eggs in floating nests up to a metre across. |
| The female retains the | eggs in her body until they hatch (ovoviviparity), d |
| The organization discourages the use of | eggs in the role of vandalism. |
| The female usually lays three | eggs in platform nest made from twigs and branches. |
| ally in mangrove trees, laying 2-4 bluish white | eggs in a twig nest. |
| It lays | eggs in dense vegetation; adults do not guard the eg |
| There are usually two to four white | eggs in a clutch. |
| The hoaxster had written on the | eggs in a corrosive ink so to etch the eggs, and rei |
| Tadpoles hatch from the | eggs in 3-10 days depending on the temperature of th |
| It is a brood parasite, which lays its | eggs in the nests of other bird species, particularl |
| ly summer, the female will lay between 2 and 10 | eggs in the banks of her aquatic habitat. |
| The male carries the | eggs in a brood pouch on their chest which holds fro |
| te because the females never nest and lay their | eggs in the nests of other birds instead, earning it |
| Then the female stores the | eggs in her mouth, called mouthbrooding, until the f |
| dry ground near marshy areas, laying about four | eggs in a ground scrape. |
| bocedrii a living fossil species which lays its | eggs in the smoldering wood immediately after a fore |
| cle, adults live in fish, who pass the tapeworm | eggs in their feces. |
| en des Zoologisch-Botanischen Vereins in Wien {' | Eggs in an Australian Fern', Proceedings of the Vien |
| The female lays her | eggs in bare, dry soil. |
| Each female can produce as many as 200 | eggs in her lifetime.. |
| and became the most common predator of bollworm | eggs in the state's Rio Grande Valley region. |
| d-white Warblers nest on the ground, laying 4-5 | eggs in a cup nest. |
| Females lay from 1,500-30,000 sticky | eggs in the surf zone per spawn, which they may do t |
| Female butterflies lay | eggs in clusters on the fresh growth of the host pla |
| Females lay | eggs in the summer that hatch in the fall. |
| There are usually three or four white | eggs in a clutch. |
| ring reproduction, they are able to lay up to 9 | eggs in a clutch. |
| ates her characteristic S-shaped burrow, laying | eggs in the process. |
| one nest between several females, with up to 29 | eggs in one nest. |
| er webs, in which it lays a clutch of 2-4 small | eggs in spring and summer. |
| es is oviparous and the females lay one to four | eggs in July. |
| the identification of Dicrocoelium dendriticum | eggs in the faeces of a human or animal. |
| The females lay from 4 to 14 | eggs in spring or summer in termite nests. |
| It has been reported to lay up to three | eggs in termite nests. |
| a loose sense, because the female deposits the | eggs in soil or on damp cloth, where the larvae can |
| The objective of the game is to catch | eggs in a hat which are thrown by a chicken without |
| s in the spring and lays a clutch of up to five | eggs in summer. |
| "the seam squirrel" for its habit of laying of | eggs in the seams of clothing, and Pediculus humanus |
| They usually lay their | eggs in rocky sites near water. |
| The female will deposit her | eggs in the male's pouch, where they will be develop |
| Some flies may lay | eggs in open wounds, other larvae may invade unbroke |
| sts of pollen-collecting species, and lay their | eggs in cells provisioned by the host bee. |
| The adult females usually deposit | eggs in the vicinity of possible hosts, quite often |
| It may lay up to 195 | eggs in a lifetime. |
| Each female may lay 40 to over 100 | eggs in the tissues of the plant, often in the flowe |
| ive-stage life cycle is as follows: Females lay | eggs in the host lung, and then the eggs hatch in 8- |
| ined his faeces at intervals and found hookworm | eggs in it a few weeks later. |
| The larvae emerge from the | eggs in about six days. |
| It is a terrestrial frog, that lays its | eggs in moist areas of soil and leaf litter. |
| The Cordulegastridae usually lay their | eggs in the sand in shallow water, the female hoveri |
| Like other megapodes, it lays its | eggs in a mound made from earth mixed with leaves, s |
| A large individual can produce 100 million | eggs in twelve hours (Bradstock, 1989). |
| of two cleptoparasitic species which lay their | eggs in the nests of melittid bees of the genus Macr |
| e storm, many mosquitoes and other insects laid | eggs in areas of standing water, causing a large inc |
| The Little Hermit lays two | eggs in a conical nest suspended under a large leaf. |
| s also used in salads, soups and with scrambled | eggs in Andalusia, Spain, where it is called "tagarn |
| The female lays two to four white | eggs in a tree hollow, which is blocked off during i |
| It lays its | eggs in, and its larvae consume, raw flesh (particul |
| otting vegetation for grass snakes to lay their | eggs in. |
| lived in small groups, creating burrows to lay | eggs in. |
| Easter | eggs include a short video clip of Bob Cock in heave |
| l species of sea turtles are known to lay their | eggs, including the leatherback, Atlantic loggerhead |
| The collection numbered more than 2,000 | eggs, including eggs from species such as golden eag |
| male curculio uses a number of hosts to lay her | eggs, including plums, peaches, apples, pears, and o |
| of its range) and lay clutches of 1 to 3 white | eggs, incubated for 40 days. |
| The clutch is 2-4 brown-marked white | eggs, incubated mainly by the female for 34-35 days |
| Pinfish eat shrimp, fish | eggs, insect larvae, polychaete worms and amphipods, |
| from 100 cm up to 160 cm long, and usually eat | eggs, insects, little mammals such as mice, etc. |
| When spawning, the females deposit their | eggs inside bivalves, where they hatch and the young |
| cca moth, which spreads pollen while laying her | eggs inside the flower. |
| Normally the ovipositor would deposit | eggs inside the wood. |
| of selling chunks of a mud substitute with the | eggs inside it. |
| The females deposit their | eggs inside bivalves, where they hatch and the young |
| The males carry the | eggs inside a specific pouch until they hatch the eg |
| s lizard is ovoviviparous, meaning mothers keep | eggs inside their bodies until the eggs are ready to |
| The typical female is known to lay around 4500 | eggs inside its cap. |
| But the | eggs inside their gelatinous outer layer are cream-c |
| When spawning, female hides | eggs inside Cristaria mussels and the male fertilize |
| The adult female lays | eggs inside the plant's seed pod, where the larvae h |
| errugineus) had infested some trees, laying its | eggs inside the stems. |
| She then enters the barrel and lays her | eggs inside. |
| pecies of monotremes, the only mammals that lay | eggs instead of giving birth to live young. |
| ecies, which leads to the birds' crushing their | eggs instead of incubating them, due to the latter's |
| s underneath the hen, he grabs one of the hen's | eggs instead of Jerry, which results in the hen cluc |
| r their failure, it sends Ostrum to destroy the | eggs instead. |
| The female lays her | eggs into cracks in wood or inside old exit holes, i |
| exhibit direct life cycle involving release of | eggs into the soil and then ingesting them subsequen |
| e ovipositor is tube-like, and used to slip the | eggs into the host nests. |
| that reproduce by spawning (releasing sperm and | eggs into water), for example, each sex's investment |
| The Chalcid wasp Ixodiphagus hookeri lays its | eggs into ticks. |
| has a pointed ovipositor which is used to push | eggs into soil. |
| east bondage, enemas and the insertion of hen's | eggs into her vagina. |
| ts when the host is absent, and inserting their | eggs into the wall of the host cell; the larval para |
| The adults oviposit or insert their | eggs into the hypocotyls before the seed matures or |
| The females lay the | eggs into plants such as pondweed, and always lay al |
| her ovipositor through the wood and injects her | eggs into the grub. |
| late 1860s he imported a cluster of Gypsy Moth | eggs into the country. |
| Clutch of 2 pale yellowish-brown | eggs, irregularly spotted black. |
| Bad | Eggs is a 2003 Australian comedy movie, written and |
| A clutch of three to four | eggs is laid, and two to four clutches are produced |
| Therefore, examining bile or duodenal fluid for | eggs is a more accurate diagnostic technique. |
| e act of putting one's hand in a nest to remove | eggs is known as dipping the clutch. |
| Microinjection of genes into fertilized | eggs is a common vector used in the production of hi |
| The first generation | eggs is laid in June, with larvae appearing in June |
| oncluding that Tyrannosaurus could lay amniotic | eggs is known as a type I inference. |
| a natural hole in a tree where a clutch of 2-4 | eggs is laid, and incubated by both parents, who are |
| A clutch of two | eggs is laid between October and January; chicks are |
| The | Eggs is an Australian children's animated television |
| Another method of making tea | eggs is to boil the eggs until fully cooked inside, |
| Space | Eggs is an unofficial port of the arcade game Moon C |
| Incubation for the | eggs is 28 days. |
| The clutch of 2-3 | eggs is laid between mid September to January, mainl |
| These lines are from the "As Sure as | Eggs Is Eggs (Aching Men's Feet)" section of "Supper |
| f fat cheese (boulette de Romedenne) butter and | eggs, is eaten hot and traditionally accompanied by |
| Penguin | Eggs is an album by Nic Jones, released in 1980. |
| The nest is built in a rock crevice, and 4-5 | eggs is the normal clutch. |
| eup, a shell or cake containing mainly dragon's | eggs is often noticeably heavier than a similar devi |
| The nest is built in a rock crevice, and 3-6 | eggs is the normal clutch. |
| e care taken by females over where to lay their | eggs is considered the only remarkable part of the L |
| Andrew Bird & the Mysterious Production of | Eggs is the second album of Andrew Bird's career pos |
| However, one of the dragon | eggs is stolen in the night, and so begins a frantic |
| entle frying is most notably used to cook fried | eggs, it is also used for delicate fish tender cuts |
| ing co-nesting, before a bird starts laying its | eggs, it tosses out some eggs laid previously by ano |
| During their mission to destroy Anna's soldier | eggs, Joshua asked Erica to kill him to hide her and |
| Essgun ('newly hatched | eggs') July |
| On My Way to Buy | Eggs, Kane/Miller Book Publishers, 2003, ISBN 978192 |
| ed eggshell blue, approximates the shade of the | eggs laid by the American Robin. |
| ormal clutch is two or three brown-marked white | eggs laid from March to June and incubated by the fe |
| There are normally three | eggs laid but six is not unusual. |
| est is built high in a tree with usually only 2 | eggs laid from September to November. |
| of the seahorse family, male pipefish tend the | eggs laid by their female partners in specialized po |
| Not only are the | eggs laid underneath the leaf to stay hidden but the |
| argeted by brood parasites, occasionally having | eggs laid in their nests by Redheads, Ruddy Ducks, L |
| Eggs, laid in clutches numbering from 10-250, often | |
| season is mostly from November to February with | eggs laid in December. |
| First instar larvae hatche from | eggs laid on leaf surfaces, attach to passing Lepido |
| ding takes place in the spring, with up to four | eggs laid sometime in the month of May. |
| Both forms can arise from | eggs laid by the same female, depending mainly on th |
| Due to the large quantity of | eggs laid, physicians can diagnose using only one or |
| Eggs, larvae and pupae are protected and allowed to | |
| Others seek the | eggs, larvae or pupae of various insects and deposit |
| to gather food, dig out the nest, and care for | eggs, larvae, and the queen. |
| The | eggs lay dormant (embryonic diapause) until the rain |
| wheat flour, half cornmeal, milk or buttermilk, | eggs, leavening agent, salt, and usually sugar, resu |
| Congee is often eaten with zhacai, salted duck | eggs, lettuce and dace (Cirrhinus chinensis) paste, |
| tles, as well as young crocodiles and crocodile | eggs Like the Komodo Dragon, they will often eat car |
| Eggs, like rabbits and hares, are fertility symbols | |
| The " | eggs" are not eggs like we think but rather shelled |
| id bifranji: boiled tomato puree with onion and | eggs like scrambled |
| The Ham and | Eggs lobby wanted a massive state pension apparatus |
| He said, however, that bananas and hard-boiled | eggs made him sick. |
| Among them is a series of seven | eggs made for the industrialist Alexander Kelch. |
| has a collection of smaller fossils of dinosaur | eggs, marine shells and fossilised tree trunks. |
| The typical clutch is two cream-coloured | eggs marked with rufous and lavender. |
| The normal clutch is two pale blue or grey | eggs, marked with black, brown or lilac. |
| ground in shallow depression; clutch of 3 brown | eggs, marked with irregular black spots; incubation |
| holesterol diets, because the lecithin found in | eggs markedly inhibits the absorption of the cholest |
| from a radio DJ, who calls him "The Count" and | eggs Martin on to try and seduce girls when the DJ r |
| hairs are used by the females to protect their | eggs masses from predators such as ants. |
| Trapped | eggs mature normally, secreting antigens that elicit |
| The | eggs mature internally to form stage one microfilari |
| Several Giant Cowbird | eggs may be laid in one host nest. |
| Eggs may also sometimes be used as an ingredient. | |
| The cooked | eggs may be salted, frozen, dried in cakes, or subme |
| tacean is only active from late spring to fall, | eggs may lie dormant for the winter and hatch when t |
| Diagnosis is by finding the mites or | eggs microscopically in a skin scraping, combing, or |
| due to the odd nature of Lain that such easter | eggs might have relevence to the plot in some small |
| lsh pancake made with self-raising flour, salt, | eggs, milk and salted butter. |
| o agriculture, and Newbury became a supplier of | eggs, milk and poultry. |
| e country: a plain sweet bread made with flour, | eggs, milk, butter, sugar and salt. |
| It is made with flour, | eggs, milk, yeast, raisin and sugar. |
| It is thought that these strings of | eggs mimic the flowers of the nettles, thereby evadi |
| ine, red onion, cucumber, tuna, parsley, boiled | eggs, mint, bell peppers, lemon juice, and garlic- a |
| Thus, he added flour and butter with the broken | eggs, mixing it into a creamy solution and roasted i |
| in search of suitable bugs on which to lay its | eggs, most commonly squash bugs and southern green s |
| The Ham and | Eggs movement was an old-age pension movement in Cal |
| They also fan the | eggs, moving water with their fins over the clutch t |
| t that one of the chickens, Edwina, has laid no | eggs, Mrs. Tweedy kills her with a hatchet. |
| The | eggs must ‘overwinter' before they will hatch. |
| virtually unique among the insects, in that the | eggs must be swallowed by a host. |
| Breakfast - Either | eggs, mutton chops, liver, sausage, or scrapple may |
| The adults fly in July/August and lay | eggs near to the larval food plants which are specie |
| Adult females mate and lay | eggs near or just inside exit holes, then die. |
| The moths emerge from the pupae with the | eggs nearly fully developed, and they are laid withi |
| Kenneth Carpenter, (1999) | Eggs, Nests, and Baby Dinosaurs: A Look at Dinosaur |
| the seminal receptable and fertilization of the | eggs occur. |
| ral History of German Birds (1820-1844) and The | Eggs of German Birds (1818-1828).His father Johann A |
| es, lizards, snails, earthworms, and chicks and | eggs of other birds. |
| e population an attempt was made to translocate | eggs of this species to new islands, Late and Fonual |
| When the hatching parasite | eggs of the Sacculina are ready to emerge from the b |
| The | eggs of these nematodes are characterized by a thick |
| The | eggs of birds are also eaten; they will break open t |
| Common hosts of fairyflies include the | eggs of crickets, grasshoppers, beetles, true bugs, |
| Its diet includes the | eggs of ground-nesting birds. |
| Eggs of the Common Swift and (below) pupae of Cratae | |
| n about its breeding, but on two occasions five | eggs of the species have been taken in April; they w |
| Since the | eggs of S. japonicum are small, concentration techni |
| Its preferred diet is the | eggs of other reptiles, but it will also eat small r |
| Eggs of A. lumbricoides have been identified in arch | |
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