necrophagous การใช้

• Pathologists can assume a time of death via analysing necrophagous diptera.
• *Necrophagous interview where their drummer / vocalist accredits Lombardo as an influence.
• Wasps, ants, and bees ( order Hymenoptera ) are not necessarily necrophagous.
• Necrophagous species of Coleoptera are most strongly attracted during the active stage of decomposition.
• This can range from necrophagous insects.
• The fresh stage of decomposition is characterized by the arrival of necrophagous blowflies and flesh flies.
• Necrophagous blowfly species are often the first to arrive and colonize at a site of decomposing remains.
• This role includes those insects which feed on, or act as parasites of, necrophagous species.
• Visitors who stop to view the exhibit are as entranced by the video as they are by the live necrophagous frenzy.
• Predators of necrophagous insects include species from the Coleoptera families Silphidae ( carrion beetles ) and Staphylinidae ( rove beetles ).
• All species seem to be coprophagous or copro-necrophagous, although fruit pulp is sometimes used as an adult food resource.
• During the advanced stage of decay there is an increase in those insects which are predaceous and / or parasitic on necrophagous beetles.
• Laporte, 1840, important necrophagous species in Western Africa, etc . Among less common species, " C . mirabilis"
• Like other carrion-eating ( necrophagous ) wasp species, " A . multipicta " plays a scavenging role in the ecosystem.
• Some species of blowflies may begin their larval development in the necrophagous role, feeding directly on remains, but become predaceous during later larval stages.
• This method is usually applied to necrophagous blowflies, as they are often the first to colonize and are associated with remains for the longest period.
• The adults of many species can be found near dung or carrion, commonly feeding on the eggs, larvae, and puparia of various necrophagous Diptera.
• Predaceous beetles may arrive at a site of remains as early as the bloat stage of decomposition, when there is a strong attraction of their necrophagous prey.
• Studies have shown that unlike other species of necrophagous Diptera, blowfly species can indicate the presence of morphine in the cuticle during larval growth, and, definitively, in pupa casings.
• Traditional Western beliefs about the spotted hyena can be traced back to Aristotle's " Historia Animalium ", which described the species as a necrophagous, cowardly and potentially dangerous animal.