scopula การใช้

• This species is similar to " Scopula latitans"
• "Scopula turbidaria turbulentaria " was raised to species rank by Hausmann in 2004.
• These hairs, called the scopula, help the tarantula to grip better when climbing surfaces like glass.
• In the north of Iran, Central Asia and Mongolia, the subspecies " Scopula marginepunctata terrigena " occurs.
• It was originally established to protect the Lewes wave moth ( " Scopula immorata " ), now extirpated from Britain.
• This genus is similar to " Scopula " but differs in neuration of the wings and the female's antennae that are shortly and stoutly pectinated.
• Some spiders have similar setae on their scopulae or scopula pads, enabling them to climb or hang upside-down from extremely smooth surfaces such as glass or porcelain.
• Presence of retrolateral scopula of filiform setae on the cheliceral base . a small row of larger filiform paddle setae retrolaterally ventro-basally in connection to the retrolateral cheliceral scopula.
• Presence of retrolateral scopula of filiform setae on the cheliceral base . a small row of larger filiform paddle setae retrolaterally ventro-basally in connection to the retrolateral cheliceral scopula.
• "Ceratogyrus " is readily distinguished from all other African theraphosid genera by the combined presence of a retrolateral cheliceral scopula composed of plumose, stridulatory setae and the strongly procurved fovea.
• The character of retrolateral scopula of filiform setae on the cheliceral base is shared by the African subfamily Harpactirinae, but the Ornithoctoninae can be distinguished from the Harpactirinae by the geographic distribution range and the presence of the other characters mentioned, which are lacking in the Harpactirinae.
• Leaves of " Ficus obliqua " serve as a food source for the larvae of the butterfly species the common crow ( " Euploea core " ), the no-brand crow ( " Euploea alcathoe " ), and the Geometer moth species " Scopula epigypsa ".