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| Entamoeba histolytica, Giardia lamblia and | eggs of helminths e.g.: Ascaris lumbricoides, Trichu |
| hile the gizzard and amino acid analysis of the | eggs of Genyornis indicates Ilbandornis was herbivor |
| asitic wasp whose known target host include the | eggs of grasshoppers (Acrididae, Orthoptera). |
| The | eggs of M. membranipora develop into planktonic cyph |
| The | eggs of T. urticae is translucent and pearl-like. |
| The 400-500 | eggs of the cyst remain sessile until stimulated by |
| British oology: being illustrations of the | eggs of British birds, with figures of each species, |
| Eggs of Pomacea canaliculata, scale bar in cm. | |
| Some strains lay | eggs of a dark brown shell color. |
| The | eggs of this species glow, and so do newly hatched s |
| synthetic molecule based on one found from the | eggs of the northern leopard frog. |
| He authored Nests and | Eggs of Australian Birds, published in 1900. |
| The | eggs of Darwinopterus would have weighed about 6 gra |
| The | Eggs of European Birds . |
| While decorated | eggs of various Slavic nations have much in common, |
| , pulsating rocks, which are revealed to be the | eggs of an alien creature that incubates inside huma |
| Adults will feed on the | eggs of nesting conspecifics. |
| take a variety of small live prey including the | eggs of other water birds, as well as algae, vegetat |
| Eggs of members of this order have bipolar or bioper | |
| The | eggs of the Morelet's Tree Frog have a green pigment |
| The | eggs of the black bean aphid overwinter on certain h |
| issile that will flood the world with Akudamas, | eggs of darkness which hatch into monsters called Ev |
| The | eggs of Ancylostoma duodenale and Necator americanus |
| Like the | eggs of later pterosaurs and modern reptiles, the eg |
| dy revealing that proteinase inhibitor from the | eggs of the freshwater snail Pomacea canaliculata, i |
| Eggs of Tragopan and other pheasants | |
| A Natural History of the Nests and | Eggs of British Birds, A History of British Butterfl |
| an ornithologist and an expert on the nests and | eggs of Australian birds. |
| when they are transmitted between flocks in the | eggs of H. gallinarum, a cecal nematode, which in tu |
| ck spores often found in oyster shells were the | eggs of a skate leech.He was disappointed when Grant |
| the Guanaco, Lama guanacoe, after ingestion of | eggs of this worm. |
| For a diagnosis there is need to find | eggs of Schistosoma spindale in feces. |
| The | eggs of murres were preferred over those of other sp |
| The | eggs of C. dennerli are relatively large for the siz |
| 2006) was a British egg collector who stole the | eggs of rare and wild birds from protected wildlife |
| enin is a chemical constituent in the venom and | eggs of several species of toads belonging to the Bu |
| Because the | eggs of T. vulpis eggs are very resistant from desic |
| The | eggs of the black headed gull are considered a delic |
| e opportunity to raise a new queen if there are | eggs of the correct age present. |
| The Nests and | Eggs of British Birds (1893; illustrated, 1894) |
| es also feeds, under certain conditions, on the | eggs of lepidopteran pests of annual crops. |
| cts the assumption that the wagtail carries the | eggs of D. aspasia to India. |
| The | eggs of one individual, however, are fertilized by t |
| 7) and a Descriptive Catalogue of the Nests and | Eggs of Birds Found Breeding in Australia and Tasman |
| They are generally idiobionts, attacking the | eggs of many different types of insects or spiders, |
| The larva feeds on the | eggs of the mole cricket, and remains in the burrow |
| ird watching as many birds stop over to eat the | eggs of horseshoe crabs as they lay their eggs on th |
| n opened a crater in the city, exposing several | eggs of unknown origin. |
| from Illinois is an idiobiont parasitoid of the | eggs of a lepidopsocid barklouse, Echmepteryx hageni |
| Trichogrammatids parasitize the | eggs of many different orders of insects. |
| In captivity, | eggs of F. labordi have hatched after 4 months of in |
| Eggs of this type are more vulnerable to the element | |
| uanaco, Lama guanicoe, pursuant to ingestion of | eggs of this worm. |
| The females lay the | eggs off the coasts of Australia; the eggs take 9-10 |
| Land-dwelling animals that lay | eggs, often protected by a shell, such as reptiles a |
| le and filled it with fried ground beef, boiled | eggs, olives and onions. |
| Females deposit | eggs on fresh cow manure, and these hatch within hou |
| inal myiasis in humans if the females lay their | eggs on meat or fruit. |
| It lays its | eggs on the leaves, and it poses a threat to host pl |
| e third generation reproduces sexually and lays | eggs on the branches of the witch-hazel. |
| houli leaves to prevent moths from laying their | eggs on the cloth. |
| The female lays | eggs on or near leafy spurge, its host plant, during |
| It emerges in April-May and lays | eggs on the undersides of leaves of beet, spinach, c |
| The hen lays four or five | eggs, on successive days. |
| The moth lays its | eggs on the surface of the flower spikes of Banksia |
| ter copulation the female lays about 100 to 150 | eggs on the favoured foodplant, pines. |
| The butterfly lays its | eggs on Coast buckwheat, which the adults also use a |
| cause C. bezziana can cause myiasis and lay its | eggs on a live mammal, it can be more complicated to |
| They lay their | eggs on various milkweeds on which their larvae (cat |
| are suitable and lay 3-4 white, brown or black | eggs on a scrape. |
| Eggs on parsley | |
| If they are there to lay | eggs on the crop, weeds provide one more line of def |
| ale fly lays several small, pale-coloured, oval | eggs on a large nymph or an adult bug. |
| The females carry their | eggs on the tail in winter. |
| rk, paralyzing the larva and laying a clutch of | eggs on the integument. |
| They lay | eggs on moist land, and the tadpoles are washed into |
| continue to mate while the females begin laying | eggs on the lower leaves of plants, or on the roots. |
| Females will fly 1-3 km before laying their | eggs on the river which then sink to the bottom and |
| Female corn borer moths lay clusters of | eggs on corn leaves, usually on the underside. |
| Like other Tinamous, the male incubates the | eggs on the nest that is located in heavy brush on t |
| Cecidomyiid laying | eggs on grass |
| pper weevil (Anthonomus eugenii) feeds and lays | eggs on the genus Capsicum and a few species of Sola |
| Mallow Skippers lay their | eggs on different species of Mallow. |
| White Butterfly (Pieris virginiensis) lays its | eggs on this plant as well as C. laciniata. |
| The females lay their | eggs on sandbanks which are exposed only in the dry |
| The female lays about ten | eggs on the seed pod of the plant. |
| night stuffed into one of those jars of pickled | eggs on the menu in particularly hardcore bars". |
| Female laying | eggs on Zizyphus species in Hyderabad, India. |
| Female laying | eggs on Zizyphus species in Raigad, India. |
| Many species simply deposit the | eggs on moist soil or organic detritus, but some con |
| me, a female lays several clusters of up to 200 | eggs on the underside of the larval food plant. |
| The female lays her | eggs on Blackthorn Prunus spinosa in late August whi |
| tice of abstaining from meat, but also fish and | eggs, on Fridays. |
| ts are still a problem, as they take chicks and | eggs, on Auckland Island. |
| This frog can lay its | eggs on land or in water depending on its surroundin |
| The discovery of the vineyard pest, which lay | eggs on grape leaves with the resulting larvae feedi |
| Female turtles lay their | eggs on dry land, digging nests in sandy soil, where |
| In Leeds, England in 1806 a hen began laying | eggs on which the phrase "Christ is coming" was foun |
| Female flies lay their | eggs on dry earth or the earthen floors of huts.Larv |
| A typical cecidomyiid laying | eggs on grass |
| stern brown snake which had laid a clutch of 33 | eggs on December 8, 1980. |
| The female will then lay the | eggs on a flat surface. |
| a species of the genus Gasterophilus that lays | eggs on the lips and around the mouth of horses, mul |
| med to touch the authentic (non-avian) dinosaur | eggs on display. |
| Females lay single, sea urchin shaped | eggs on host leaves or flower buds; the resulting ca |
| Every year loggerhead sea turtles bury their | eggs on three of the refuge's barrier islands. |
| It also laid | eggs on land rather than in the water, as most of it |
| The female lays | eggs on the flower heads at an early stage of develo |
| The female lays between 60 to 100 | eggs on the soil in clusters. |
| For example, Niphanda fusca butterflies lay | eggs on plants where ants tend herds of aphids. |
| The adult female will lay | eggs on blueberry plants. |
| While attempting to cultivate these | eggs on a tree in his back yard, some of the larvae |
| jarus japonicus: The Mulijarus japonica carries | eggs on its back and can easily be found in the wate |
| on the sea, which it calmed in order to lay its | eggs on a floating nest. |
| the bottom of normal depth cells, and will lay | eggs on the sides of the cell or off center. |
| in some South American species, which brood the | eggs on the back of the female, with Hemiphractus sp |
| The female cat flea lays her | eggs on the host, but the eggs, once dry, have evolv |
| The female lays anywhere from 30 to 80 | eggs on the leaves and flowers of toadflax plants. |
| nching where free ranging butterflies lay their | eggs on foodplants specifically grown for this purpo |
| They deposit clutches of 50 to 75 | eggs on vegetation or rocks over water. |
| iasis occurs as a result of a Fannia fly laying | eggs on the anus and larvae crawling in to the rectu |
| n small islands colonially or alone, laying 2-3 | eggs on a ground nest. |
| ing morning, and following this the female lays | eggs on the host plant. |
| Females lay | eggs on the flowerheads, and larvae undergo developm |
| n addition, a similar version with whole cooked | eggs on top of the cake is also served on Easter as |
| The female lays the | eggs on a surface during the night and the male fert |
| The female lays over 300 | eggs one by one in the lower leaves and rhizomes of |
| The clutch contains 1, maybe occasionally 2 | eggs; one that was studied was 38.4 x 27.8 mm in siz |
| Eggs one day before hatching | |
| It lays | eggs one at a time on the stem of Scotch broom, its |
| During daytime, females fly low and lay | eggs one by one on the leaves of the plants. |
| However, when throwing the frozen | eggs, one must remember that the frozen one do not b |
| Two | eggs, one-half cup of milk, one-half cup of flour, a |
| The diamondback moth lays its | eggs only on plants in the family Brassicaceae. |
| polyandry begins when a female begins releasing | eggs onto a tree branch. |
| e in that unlike most pastries and desserts, no | eggs or milk are used to make the cake batter. |
| pings such as shredded coconut, strips of fried | eggs or egg yolks, or chopped scallions. |
| en results in nest failure, with abandonment of | eggs or chicks. |
| Those who ate no meat, | eggs, or dairy were known simply as strict or total |
| Microscopic identification of | eggs, or more rarely of the adult flukes, in the sto |
| ents are Cornish Yarg, Rhubarb chutney, poached | eggs or a slice of lemon. |
| All these introductions failed and | eggs or larvae have never been recorded in the wild |
| mals, whose diet is partially, or primarily the | eggs or larvae of other animals. |
| ockdown reagent such as a morpholino oligo into | eggs or early zygotes is commonly used to probe the |
| are active predators that can consume numerous | eggs or nymphs each day. |
| only associated with American pancakes, such as | eggs or solid fats like butter. |
| mouthbrooder to dislodge, and then consume the | eggs or larvae held within. |
| hydrogen sulfide, which smells much like rotten | eggs or flatus. |
| tists is being chased especially when gathering | eggs or supplies. |
| pork, almost no meat is consumed; virtually no | eggs or dairy products are consumed either. |
| than one serving of meat, game, poultry, fish, | eggs, or cheese. |
| ground beef, and serving the dish with pickled | eggs or beets. |
| Though it is difficult to identify the | eggs or proglottids to the species level, the distin |
| Shanklish is also mashed up with | eggs or crushed in a pita with cucumbers, mint, and |
| 60 in cities to collect 20 kilograms of locust | eggs or pay a fine of £4.40. |
| Flies, attracted to feces, may deposit their | eggs or larvae near or into the anus, and the larvae |
| olive oil and a little wheat flour, but without | eggs or dairy products; the mixture is oven-baked un |
| Different recipes added milk, | eggs or broth. |
| Certain foodstuffs, such as | eggs or milk, rate as 1 on an NPU chart. |
| tore pederin acquired maternally (i.e., through | eggs) or by ingestion. |
| koos, neither the chicks nor adults destroy the | eggs or kill the chicks of the host. |
| Due to the Nativity Fast, no meat, | eggs or milk (including cheese) are allowed during t |
| d 20-40% of fruits and vegetables, offal, meat, | eggs, or dairy foods. |
| he adult birds will abandon the nests and their | eggs or cygnets and return to wetter areas. |
| oat, butter, sugar, with many recipes including | eggs or flour as a binding agent, and additional fla |
| to handle a whitefly egg, and devours up to 160 | eggs or 12 large nymphs daily. |
| ends its back when touched and heaves out other | eggs or nestlings. |
| These chicks do not help in incubating the | eggs or raising the chicks, but nevertheless improve |
| Alternatively it can be melted into scrambled | eggs or be used as a topping for jacket potatoes. |
| ertainty is due to a lack of copyrights, Easter | eggs, or any other information within the game. |
| bles, herbs, flowers, free-ranging chickens for | eggs, other free-ranging poultry (guineas, peafowl, |
| pairs of the Blue Lyretail most often lay their | eggs over the bottom, but occasionally also among th |
| Shemp flips the sunnyside down | eggs over his shoulder onto Moe's face. |
| Female chafers lay 20-40 | eggs over their lifespan. |
| Eggs over Easy toured a chain of London pubs owned b | |
| They were heavily influenced by | Eggs over Easy, who they first saw perform at 'The T |
| egg deposition varies; L. curvispina places its | eggs over flat rocks in rapids. |
| The number of venues wanting to stage | Eggs Over Easy and other "pub-rock" bands was also i |
| The female lady beetle lays 200 to 300 | eggs over several months during spring and early sum |
| eing very broody, and a typical hen can lay her | eggs over a two-week period, though others have take |
| , a large working phallus, and even a nest with | eggs painted in the statue's trademark bright colors |
| Eggs: Paragonimus westermani eggs range from 80 to 1 | |
| He worked extensively on insect | eggs, particularly the way in which they respire. |
| H. diminuta fertilized | eggs pass in the stool from an infected host. |
| Whipworms develop when a dog swallows whipworm | eggs, passed from an infected dog. |
| Whipworms develop when a dog swallows whipworm | eggs, passed from an infected dog. |
| year, each consisting of between three to five | eggs per brood; however, chicks hatched from the lat |
| fecundities ranging from 7,000 to almost 14,000 | eggs per female. |
| ult mites, 30 mixed developmental stages, or 80 | eggs per day. |
| One or two | eggs per clutch, laid in a crevice. |
| In captivity, females lay up to 50 | eggs per clutch which can take well over a year to h |
| These rare egg laying chickens lay up to 160 | eggs per year. |
| bs have been documented to spawn as many as 500 | eggs per female (Scheurmann 1990; Axelrod 1992). |
| Mated pairs produce one to three | eggs per year. |
| Female thornbills average three | eggs per clutch, which incubate for 19 days. |
| rlet snakes are oviparous, generally laying 3-8 | eggs per clutch. |
| Individuals can release up to ten thousand | eggs per brood and there may be many broods per year |
| Laying 4-5 | eggs per clutch and incubating for 13 days, it usual |
| ny lives for 10 to 12 years and lays around 600 | eggs per day at her peak. |
| 12-.16-in) and the lowest fecundity (about 1000 | eggs per spawning) per unit length of any plotosid c |
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