nymphal stage
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stage
noun[C]
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Thenymphalstagelasts 10 to 12 days.
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Cumulative frequency distributions of developmental times for eachnymphalstagewere normalized using median development time as the normalizing constant.
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For this reason figures are only given for those species which were known to be present (in the adult ornymphalstage) in the survey area throughout the half-year.
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The other possibility is that the effect is stronger when injection is made earlier because of the longer exposure to high levels of the peptide during thenymphalstage.
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Diapause is confined to unfed adult ticks, which do not always quest and feed as soon as they have hardened after emergence from the engorgednymphalstage.
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It is a zoological fact, which the departmental pundits will confirm, that grasshoppers and crickets go through anymphalstageand therefore have neither larvae nor pupae.
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The developmental process from egg to adult takes about 20 days, thenymphalstagetaking about 10 days.
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Nymphalstagelasts for 1 to 3 weeks.
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When hatched, the young closely resemble adults and do not undergo any significant metamorphosis, and lack even an identifiablenymphalstage.
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The first stage to hatch from the egg, a six-legged larva, takes a blood meal from a host, and molts to the firstnymphalstage.
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Thenymphalstagerequires about 3-5 years.
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Most infections are caused by ticks in thenymphalstage, as they are very small and may feed for long periods of time undetected.
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The larvae, which hatch in three to 10 days, move about on the skin, moult into anymphalstage, and then mature into adult mites.
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The infection is then maintained and can be transmitted to a reservoir organism or humans at thenymphalstage.
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In addition, the fourthnymphalstageis the most vulnerable to predation.
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The higher density of water striders in thenymphalstageresults in a higher percentage of brachypterous adults developing flight muscles.
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Mortality of adults of the three species from parasitism was generally higher than that of the nymphal stages (table 2; figs 1-3).
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An interesting result was the completion of the nymphal stages of both species when fed entirely on tobacco leaves.
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The later stages of development are only seen in ticks which have been infected during the nymphal stages.
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