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Meanings of Diptera in английском
каталонский
dípters A large order of insects having a single pair of wings and sucking or piercing mouths; includes true flies and mosquitoes and gnats and crane flies.
Synonyms
Examples for "fly"
Examples for "fly"
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However, fly-tipping costs councils and therefore the taxpayer a lot of money.
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The normal infant was able to fly early in its second year.
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Pilots love to fly and public sector workers love helping the public.
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However, the political opposition in the province won't let this one fly.
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OPINION:When you fly along the Mediterranean today, what do you see below?
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In the middle of this Richard flies to Europe with his family.
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We would see the fire-flies winking in the bush above the beaches
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Fama, fame; volat, flies; Idomoeea ducem, that Idomaeeus the leader; pulsum, expelled.
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There are fire-flies in it; I shall see them and follow you.
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It exists everywhere in legions; crowding, soiling everything, like flies in summer.
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Thelazia nematodes cause ocular infection in several mammals and are transmitted by dipteran flies.
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Additionally, we have carried out the proteogenomic analysis of P. papatasi by comparative homology-based searches using related sequenced dipteran protein data.
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Results show that GAA is the most frequent codon in the dipteran species whereas GAG is the most frequent codon in the hymenopteran species.
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In mosquitoes and other dipterans, there are two copies of AstAR, contrasting with the single copy found in other insects.
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These provide a valuable resource for these vector lineage, which diverged from other major Dipteran vector families over 200 million years ago.
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In mosquitoes and other dipterans, there are two copies of AstAR, contrasting with the single copy found in other insects.
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Thus, L. dentata oil presented insecticidal activity in M. domestica and C. albiceps and can be used as an alternative for control of these dipterans.
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In Drosophila and other Dipterans, homologous chromosomes are in close contact in virtually all nuclei, a phenomenon known as somatic homolog pairing.
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We have examined the effects of fluoride on guanine nucleotide-binding regulatory proteins (G-proteins) in neural membranes from the dipterous Ceratitis capitata.
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The flowering shrubs are then mostly in bloom, and numberless kinds of Dipterous and Hymenopterous insects appear simultaneously with the flowers.
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We are your true fly-by-nights!
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Swift and true flew the fatal shaft and buried itself to the feather in the curved back of the long yellow-haired peasant.
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Like the true flies that they are, frank body snatchers, they wait, before touching a morsel, for death to do its work.
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Both versions of the AirGeep were true flying cars, not hovercraft, as they did not rely on so-called positive ground-effect forces to keep them aloft.
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Like the true flies that they are, frank body snatchers, they wait, before touching a morsel, for death to do its work.
Usage of Diptera in английском
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The flowers of Hottonia are cross-fertilised, according to Muller, chiefly by Diptera.
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The most numerous were Machilis, Vitrina, Lithobius, Talitrus, some Diptera and beetles.
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Perhaps the Diptera have their seasons of unusual multiplication and emigration.
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Nobody likes to dwell under a perpetual drizzle of Diptera, dead or alive.
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These consisted chiefly of Diptera, with some Hymenoptera, Homoptera, Coleoptera, and a moth.
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Swarms of Diptera may be seen on any bright day dancing in the sunlight.
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Rudiments of two hinder wings are seen in the class Diptera, or two-winged insects
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A total of eight Diptera and two Coleoptera species were sampled on the corpses.
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Treat informs me that the plants which she cultivated in New Jersey chiefly caught Diptera.
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I fall back upon earlier Diptera: Eristales, or Drone-flies.
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They consist of various Diptera, including some Anthrax-flies.
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These results constitute an evidence of morphine accumulation inside the cuticle of Diptera larvae during their development.
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Flies (Diptera) are captured much oftener than other insects.
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Unlike most insects, which have four wings, the flies, as their Latin name Diptera suggests, have only two.
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Bennett found the undigested coats of the grains in the intestinal canal of pollen-eating Diptera; see 'Journal of Hort.
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The input of CO 2 in light traps proved largely ineffective in improving the collections of both Diptera groups.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Diptera through the time