molting in A Sentence

Premature Molting and hair loss by tufts begins;

Do arthropods feel anxious during molts?

Do you remember when he molted?

These are their body casings(they molt), and poo!

He must be Molting.

After that, the presented animals begin the season of Molting.

However, this feature is only relevant until the first molt.

(c) Earthquake(3) A vent through which molted substances come out.

Molting in rabbits begins with the muzzle and ends at the tail.

The Molting process takes place every year, the greatest intensity occurs in August.

Up to 3 months, the animal molts continuously, but not too intense.

These molts are known as“instars” and their developmental progress is measured by them.

Around 6 weeks after Molting, the adults can once again soar the sky.

For some scientists, this raises the question of whether arthropods experience anxiety during Molting.

Animals are characterized by regular molt, after which they immediately eat their old shell.

Molting may take weeks, and most penguins lose about half their body weight during this time.

The animals are characterized by regular Molting, after which they immediately eat up their old shell.

A young lobster may molt several dozen times before its first birthday as it rapidly grows.

This will be especially necessary in the molt season, when the hair weakens and a lot falls off.

The female then strips naked(molts) and the male gently turns her over for mating… or eating her.

After this, they live independently while continuing several more molts, typically between five and seven, before reaching adulthood.

Females and juveniles undergo Molting during fall and winter, while males usually molt during the months of January and February.

To begin the process of mating for the first time, the female should end in the first molt, in the second the males.

The host of the hermelin will have to comb the fluff once a week, and during the period of active Molting twice as often.

The primary reason cockroaches and many types of insects are so resistant to ionizing radiation is that their cells don't divide that much between Molting cycles.

Lobsters grow in size during a process called Molting, in which they shed their hard exoskeleton, from claws to tail, before growing a new one around a bigger body.

The full cycle of transformation of the larva into the imagos takes 20-30 days, during which the insect experiences five stages of growing and Molting, each time becoming more like an adult bug.

However, Molting takes more and more energy as a lobster increases in size and the amount of effort it takes for even a 30-50 year old lobster to molt kills between 10% and 15% of the lobsters every year.

In addition, the German cockroach's excrement as well as its molted skin(with both species, each stage of development is marked by Molting- or a sloughing off of the old skin), have been known to cause allergic reactions in some people, including triggering asthma and the development of skin rashes.

Given that a typical cockroach only molts about once a week and its cells only divide around a 48 hour period during that week, about 3/4 of the cockroaches exposed would not be particularly susceptible to damage by ionizing radiation, at least, relative to those whose cells were currently dividing.

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molting in A Sentence

Premature Molting and hair loss by tufts begins;

Do arthropods feel anxious during molts?

Do you remember when he molted?

These are their body casings(they molt), and poo!

He must be Molting.

After that, the presented animals begin the season of Molting.

However, this feature is only relevant until the first molt.

(c) Earthquake(3) A vent through which molted substances come out.

Molting in rabbits begins with the muzzle and ends at the tail.

The Molting process takes place every year, the greatest intensity occurs in August.

Up to 3 months, the animal molts continuously, but not too intense.

These molts are known as“instars” and their developmental progress is measured by them.

Around 6 weeks after Molting, the adults can once again soar the sky.

For some scientists, this raises the question of whether arthropods experience anxiety during Molting.

Animals are characterized by regular molt, after which they immediately eat their old shell.

Molting may take weeks, and most penguins lose about half their body weight during this time.

The animals are characterized by regular Molting, after which they immediately eat up their old shell.

A young lobster may molt several dozen times before its first birthday as it rapidly grows.

This will be especially necessary in the molt season, when the hair weakens and a lot falls off.

The female then strips naked(molts) and the male gently turns her over for mating… or eating her.

After this, they live independently while continuing several more molts, typically between five and seven, before reaching adulthood.

Females and juveniles undergo Molting during fall and winter, while males usually molt during the months of January and February.

To begin the process of mating for the first time, the female should end in the first molt, in the second the males.

The host of the hermelin will have to comb the fluff once a week, and during the period of active Molting twice as often.

The primary reason cockroaches and many types of insects are so resistant to ionizing radiation is that their cells don't divide that much between Molting cycles.

Lobsters grow in size during a process called Molting, in which they shed their hard exoskeleton, from claws to tail, before growing a new one around a bigger body.

The full cycle of transformation of the larva into the imagos takes 20-30 days, during which the insect experiences five stages of growing and Molting, each time becoming more like an adult bug.

However, Molting takes more and more energy as a lobster increases in size and the amount of effort it takes for even a 30-50 year old lobster to molt kills between 10% and 15% of the lobsters every year.

In addition, the German cockroach's excrement as well as its molted skin(with both species, each stage of development is marked by Molting- or a sloughing off of the old skin), have been known to cause allergic reactions in some people, including triggering asthma and the development of skin rashes.

Given that a typical cockroach only molts about once a week and its cells only divide around a 48 hour period during that week, about 3/4 of the cockroaches exposed would not be particularly susceptible to damage by ionizing radiation, at least, relative to those whose cells were currently dividing.

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