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31. But the World Wide Fund have filmed our ladybird larvae.

32. The same was true for mealworm larvae, a species of butterfly, mosquito larvae, and milkweed-bug nymphs.

33. The murderess is then adopted by the orphaned workers, who unsuspectingly tend her eggs and larvae.

34. Its larvae bore voraciously to and fro along the grain of the wood, generally under a thin, intact surface.

35. In the Nematoda, the sexes are separate and the males are generally smaller than the females which lay eggs or larvae.

36. Diet in the wild consists of snails, crustaceans and insect larvae.

37. Nodules containing single worms are almost imperceptible, and the visible ones enclose several of the tiny worms as well as eggs and larvae.

38. In the tropics, haemonchosis must be considered, possibly originating from hypobiotic larvae.

39. In soft-bodied insect larvae, where the appendages are reduced or absent, locomotion occurs through quite different physical mechanisms.

40. Like them,[http://sentencedict.com/larvae.html] their bodies do not have a waist and the young larvae are markedly similar to the adult winged form.

41. Mass emergence of these larvae results in the severe clinical signs described previously.

42. The larvae then penetrate the intestinal wall, and travel through the horse's tissues to organs such as the liver and pancreas.

43. The parents mouth the little larvae out of their shells to move them to clean site.

44. First there are infective larvae which developed during the previous grazing season and have survived on pasture over winter.

45. Significant numbers of larvae reach the lungs and migrate to the bronchioles where they are killed by the animal's immune response.

46. For example, the pollen of modified crops had already been shown to be poisonous to monarch butterfly larvae.

47. At higher temperatures, development is faster and the larvae are hyperactive, thus depleting their lipid reserves.

48. All of the larvae are pliable, however; none is frozen solid.

49. In this report we investigated fluid transport in rats on days 6-9 or 11-14 after having been injected with the larvae.

50. Bees of these nine colonies took the caps off the larval cells, but then left the dead larvae inside.

51. Unprotected by a shell, they are easy meat for insect larvae and flatworms.

52. There are usually very many muscles - up to 2000 or so in some Lepidopteran larvae - and the system is bilaterally symmetrical.

53. Although their names make them sound like large predators, they are actually tiny insect larvae.

54. The eggs sit all winter, but don't turn to larvae until there's a rain.

55. But before they emerge as adults they have a rather longer incarnation as larvae walking about the river bottom.

56. From quarter embryos to giant embryos, formed by fusing two eggs together, normal larvae emerge.

57. Tubifex are very thin, long red aquatic larvae which live in the mud of slow flowing rivers and ponds.

58. Growth is rapid, on a diet of tiny larvae, worms and relatives.

59. Eventually, the larvae begin to pupate and no longer exude their chemical messages.

60. A reduction in number occurs as the larvae infect the intestine.