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Meanings of molting in English
Usage of molting in English
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It has been proven genetically to be an essential chitinase for molting.
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The makeover has been from desperate molting swan into bird of prey.
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Research on the molting process is important for understanding tick physiology and control.
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It also showed six stages in the molting of a Bahaman land crab.
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PIXR abrogation also impairs larval molting, indicative of its role in tick biology.
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Peregrine, her feathers molting, was unable to take to the air.
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Mildred's sewn it up so many times, the poor animal must be molting.
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A cheshire drifts close, watching, a molting of calico and shadow and stone.
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Unfortunately, however, as is common for crabs, female paddle crabs must mate while molting.
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Reaching over each bill, I confirmed that each was indeed a molting, sandy ramp.
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These studies suggest that molting and successful development of L4 also depends on TGase-catalyzed reactions.
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They were mating plumes, which he'd taken from Kokerlii during the Aviar's most recent molting.
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This mature down has a higher insulating capacity than down produced during previous molting cycles.
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Vaccine endpoints included tick larval and nymphal mortality, feeding, and molting in mice and sheep.
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The solemn birds had cast down a dreary mood, like feathers molting from their wings.
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When the Krinpit had buried her for two hours, its molting juices overrode her defenses.
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Molting through the time