They have no eyes, antennae, or caudal cerci but have a telson tail, which is common in crustaceans but absent in other hexapods. |
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Even a casual browse of the pamphlet gets one's linguistic antennae tingling. |
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Widespread deposition of Scrib was also detected in the antennae and maxillary palps. |
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In the fruit fly they are located on the antennae and the maxillary palp, an appendage near the fly mouth. |
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I think Howard's much vaunted political antennae may be well out of tune on this one. |
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When prey arrives they quickly seize its extremities, pulling on legs, arms and antennae until the hostage is rendered immobile. |
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The retractable masts viewed from bow to stern are the periscopes, radar antennae, radio and satellite communications and navigation masts. |
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Taken together, the antennae and their sensilla are the insect's window on the external world. |
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There were several instances when centipedes appeared to sample the shed skin or fecal pellets of a salamander with their antennae. |
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He takes out a glass case containing the beautiful beetle, with a golden shell, black spots, and antennae, just as he had originally said. |
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I have been longtime Moto user, way back to the huge white phone with the big black antennae, a real brick. |
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The antennae are setose, the legs slender, with cerci that are usually rather short. |
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But the controversy centers on radio towers and other transmitters, not car-radio antennae. |
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Yes, lobsters' small antennae work like the human nose, only the crustaceans' sense of smell is keener. |
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Crustacea are characterized by two pairs of antennae, three pairs of mouthparts, and a special type of larvae called the nauplius. |
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The system uses a masthead antenna array with omnidirectional and monopulse directional antennae and a separate periscope warning antenna. |
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In an antennary structure, some antennae may be capped by sialic acid whereas others may be uncapped. |
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The first pair of legs or pedipalpi are held up in front of them and used in a similar manner to the antennae of insects. |
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Male stylopids look a bit like beetles, but the females look like small grubs, with no eyes, antennae or legs. |
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Like all lobsters, he has ten legs and two claws, and two pairs of antennae or feelers. |
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Green glands in the second antennae serve an osmoregulatory and excretory function. |
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They'd blown a fortune downlinking the relays to ground-level stations with omnidirectional antennae. |
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Eyes are gumdrops and jelly beans, antennae are licorice lace, and the tongue is a shaped gumdrop. |
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This distinctively-coloured cardinal beetle has a somewhat flattened shape and comb-like antennae. |
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The last of the setting sun glinted on antennae, radar and spotlights as they hugged the stern of the pilot boat. |
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What was most noticeable about this unusual creature was its several antennae, twice as long as its body. |
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My antennae can smell, too, thin, blue cords above my silver eyebrows and blue eyelids. |
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The traumatic loss of its antennae should deal a devastating blow to the creature's mental equilibrium and may nullify its telepathic abilities. |
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It wants to put up a 15m timber monopole with three antennae and a microwave dish, together with equipment cabinets and a radio base station. |
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Select models now feature its dual antennae design for improved signal reception and transmission on wireless networks. |
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Expression is seen, however, in the tips of the antennae, maxillary and labial palps, and legs. |
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The mast is designed to carry antennae and communication dishes and the application included associated ground-level equipment cabinets. |
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The antennae had been installed following consultation with local authorities and assessment by independent safety consultants, and were safe. |
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It is technically possible for the firms to mount their antennae and receiver dishes on to the existing police mast. |
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It's called the command destruct antennae, and it gives him the ability to blow up the rocket if it becomes a danger to the public. |
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In these fossils, detail of legs, antennae, wings, and even small body hairs are preserved. |
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The only appendages that all crustaceans have in common is two pairs of antennae. |
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It was a female, as evidenced by its plump, rounded abdomen and thin antennae. |
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He hit a Chevrolet Cavalier in the driveway, denting the trunk and cutting a Z-shape in the antennae. |
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But it is where the government has rushed, unprepared, political antennae wobbling, that it has fallen into error. |
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In each case he has used his considerable speaking abilities and his acute political antennae to confront the allegations head on. |
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The ignorant president who reputedly cares nothing for the sensitivities of other cultures is shown to have diplomatic antennae. |
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He possessed both an indomitable will and supersensitive antennae attuned to the political airways. |
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Rusk insists they'd never have such acute antennae for the cutting edge without his wife Louise's talent for creating new looks. |
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But Melissa writes for the Guardian, and Guardian writers have different sensual antennae to the rest of us. |
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Abu Mustafa, whose antennae were particularly sensitive, said he didn't think it was a wonderful idea. |
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None of that will have escaped the acute political antennae of the member for Airdrie and Shotts, John Reid, the home secretary. |
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Though social barriers may have been lowered, our social antennae have not. |
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Peter Stringer has occasionally been charged with a lack of extravagance behind the scrum, but his antennae are never down. |
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I'd trust politicians, who, whatever their faults, have finely tuned antennae for the flow of events. |
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You'd think he'd have known better, maybe would have had antennae for this. |
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And all the folks who have antennae for political magic are all a-twitter over him. |
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A nauplius consists of the first three cephalic segments and the appendages belonging to those segments, the antennules, antennae, and mandibles. |
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Under his increasingly limp fingers, the antennae stiffened, then pulled back, away from his head. |
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I interpose that the overall height, according to that question, is therefore the height of the four antennae on the support beam. |
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Whenever April Fool's Day comes around, my mental antennae tend to go on special alert. |
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The insects carry the antennae directed forwards, and sometimes use them as tactors. |
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There will even be antennae attached to lamp-posts in major cities to cope with the expected avalanche of radio waves. |
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To the west is the technical wing containing the radio communications equipment and installations connected to the antennae. |
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All tarantula hawks are large, with metallic blue coloration, and have distinctive curly antennae. |
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An astonishing number of roofs sprout television antennae, and a few houses even sport a satellite dish. |
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Relative to the foundress, soldiers have an enlarged prothorax and fore femora, reduced wings and antennae, and a pale exoskeleton. |
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There are spiny lobsters under most of the rocks, all with intact antennae. |
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Radio signals from telemeters were detected by antennae surrounding each respirometer. |
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Radio and television signals are captured using antennae close to the size of the wavelength of broadcast radiation. |
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During each visit to her candidate site, the scout wanders through it, approaching nest mates and touching them with her antennae. |
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Urine signals, excreted through nephropores located near the base of the antennae, are a likely source of pheromonal cues in decapods. |
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Lurking in these holes, the ants grab the legs and antennae of unsuspecting insects. |
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There are several long fins extending from the top of its head like antennae, and they may have lures at the end. |
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The Eat-a-Bug Cookbook recommends stripping off the antennae, limbs, and wings before baking them in the oven until crisp. |
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She encouraged Darrel to tell her about the beetle as she drew, describing the legs, the wings, and the antennae, in order to ensure an accurate representation. |
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She tunes her tracking device to the specific radio frequency, points the antennae and listens for the beeps to grow louder as the turtle gets closer. |
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Rather than measure temperature directly, a differential radiometer uses a pair of antennae to detect the difference in temperature between two separate parts of the sky. |
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The central core also acts as the structural support for the metal tower designed to receive the antennae oriented towards the relay stations at the Dole and Mt Pelerin. |
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The proposed aerial will stick out for 1.5 metres alongside the lower walkway railings below the lighthouse lantern, and has two antennae of nearly a metre each. |
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In twelve of these cases the antennae were elongated annulate structures. |
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Without claws, spiny lobsters use their antennae to fend off predators. |
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At the back of the drainboard, smack in the middle of the dishcloth, a small brown roach waved his antennae sluggishly-sick, no doubt, confusing his nights and days. |
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With their little antennae they are one of the creepiest bugs ever. |
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The development has attracted scathing criticism of Federal legislation, which deems the antennae low impact and thus not requiring a development application. |
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The larvae have a non-retracting head capsule, consisting of sclerotized chitin, which bears opposing mandibles, antennae, eyespots, and various other sensory structures. |
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In the case of the Sumatra-Andaman event, they used the Japanese Hi-Net array, consisting of about 700 high-quality seismometers, as antennae to track the seismic sources. |
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These tiny lads were barely past tyke stage and were costumed in huge, puffy, fuzzy, brightly colored bee suits with little matching caps and antennae. |
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This beetle's black antennae are nearly as long as its body. |
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A radio ham from way back, Addis says that he simply progressed from making little transmitters to building bigger and more sophisticated receivers and antennae. |
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The planned new mast features six antennae, two telecommunications dishes, and at ground level, radio equipment cabinets and ancillary development. |
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There were also two short, stubby antennae on the creatures' heads. |
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I assume that, as in Phacops and older trilobites, the cephalon bore one pair of antennae and three pairs of biramous limbs, and each thoracic segment a pair of limbs. |
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A male courts a female by touching her with his antennae and chelae. |
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It's the freemasonry of food, a wilfully complicated Sealed Knot ballet of side plates, fish forks and devices to remove antennae from langoustine. |
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Pulses from the weapon penetrate enemy bunkers through ventilation shafts and antennae, short-circuiting electrical connections and wrecking microchips. |
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In the past, butterflies were distinguished from moths in that they flew during the day, possessed clubbed antennae, were brightly colored, and lacked a frenulum. |
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Up front, just behind the spearhead of mine sweepers, battleships and cruisers, were the command ships, the attack transports bristling with radar and radio antennae. |
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They each had two compound eyes, blue fur, antennae, and a proboscis. |
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Further investigation by electro microscopy revealed that the antennae consist of microscopic corrugated sheets that act as natural diffraction gratings. |
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A flood of testosterone dulls the messages from their political antennae. |
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At the end of the first dinner scene, he uses chopsticks like antennae to make me smile. |
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Antennae are placed midway between clypeus midpoint and lateral margin of head, projecting laterally along anterior margin of head. |
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Antennae incrassated and plumose in basal half, the joints moniliform, apical half setaceous. |
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Antennae were apparently braced to the dorsal exoskeleton near the anterior lateral corners of the glabella. |
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Climb the mast and check the masthead antennae, standing rigging attachments, swages, spreaders, radar reflector, Windex and the mast itself. |
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Because lobsters live in murky environments at the bottom of the ocean, they mostly use their antennae as sensors. |
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The lobster's head bears antennae, antennules, mandibles, the first and second maxillae, and the first, second, and third maxillipeds. |
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During mating, the male copepod grips the female with his first pair of antennae, which is sometimes modified for this purpose. |
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A brain exists in the form of ganglia close to the antennae, and a collection of major ganglia is found below the gut. |
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At that time it was giving the full 50,000 volts, as measured by the needle spark-gap between the antennae and earth. |
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During the day, they remain buried in the sand to escape predatory birds and fish, with only their antennae protruding. |
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The copepods sense with their antennae the pressure wave of an approaching herring and react with a fast escape jump. |
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When they spread their antennae, they can sense the pressure wave from an approaching fish and jump with great speed over a few centimetres. |
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Its main transmission antennae are located in Italian territory, and exceed Italian environmental protection levels of emission. |
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Bend each twist tie around a pasta bow tie, then twist the ends together to make antennae. |
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Bend them a few times in different directions to make squiggly antennae for the bee. |
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The body contains the antennae, eyes, head sac, brain, lungs, roe, tomalley, and gills. |
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Instead, the textless spines of books jut up like antennae in a cityscape, figures of defunct connectivity. |
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The Metro system was the first in the UK to have mobile phone antennae installed in the tunnels. |
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The devices, known as GT200s, were no more than boxes with handles and antennae that Bolton, of Redshank Road in Chatham, Kent, made at home. |
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Land-based wireless networks rely on radio waves that transmit data via satellites and antennae. |
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Using radio waves, researchers there have created an antennae system called WiTrack that can map the movements of a human in the next room. |
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By the end of this stage, the antennules and antennae are elongated, and the abdomen is distinct. |
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Like all insects, MHCs have three distinct body parts or tagmata, three pairs of legs, compound eyes, and one pair of antennae. |
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In moths, their antennae are known to be responsible for the sensing of Coriolis forces in the similar manner as with the halteres in flies. |
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They were psychic mediums that wore a horsetail hairstyle. They believed that their long hair acted as cosmic antennae to receive alien communication from beyond. |
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When we come to the complicated forms of antennae which we use in practice to-day, it becomes excessively difficult to work out the theory mathematically. |
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Surmounting this head were four slender grey stalks bearing flower-like appendages, whilst from its nether side dangled eight greenish antennae or tentacles. |
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Olfactory sensilla on antennae of pine weevil, Hylobius abietis. |
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When the female antennae are examined closely, the flagellomere is ovoid, more pilose in Neohermes but subtrapezoid and less pilose in Protochauliodes. |
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Antennae with second segment, legs, pleurites between fore and median legs dark yellowish brown. |
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That's because honeybees preferentially use their right antennae to distinguish between friends and intruders, researchers report June 27 in Scientific Reports. |
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Bellamy found himself squinting into the glow of what appeared to be some kind of futuristic laptop with a handheld phone receiver, two antennae, and a double keyboard. |
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As coconut crabs live on the land, the aesthetascs on their antennae are shorter and blunter than those of other crabs and look more like those of insects. |
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The types and abundance of sensilla on mole cricket antennae differ greatly from those found in above-ground orthopterans, such as Tetrigidae and Acrididae. |
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The SKA will use a forest of antennae, spread across remote terrain, to pick up radio signals from cosmic phenomena that cannot be detected by optical telescopes. |
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Structures that function as kidneys are located near the antennae. |
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Descending the scale of hymenopterous life we come to the Pompilus, which is mimicked by the large black Mydas fly, whose antennae are unusually long and hymenopterous-like. |
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Of the two pairs of antennae, the second is the longer and thinner. |
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The antennae are dark and the cornicles are pale with dusky tips. |
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On various Anthemideae genera. 3 Antennae with 8, occasionally 9 flagellomeres. |
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Antennae are present on either side of the labrum, but small and relatively inconspicuous. |
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The researchers also found ungroomed antennae collected almost four times more of the lipids and significantly more environmental contaminants than clean ones. |
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