Titlebook: Biology of Blood-Sucking Insects; M. J. Lehane Book 1991 M.J. Lehane 1991 Diptera.Hemiptera.Phthiraptera.Siphonaptera.entomology.evolution

Asperity

Kommunikation und unternehmerischer Wandelinsect obtains its blood meals, but host choice can go beyond the particular species of host chosen. Insects often choose to feed on particular individuals from among the preferred species, which may well have implications for disease transmission (Burkot 1988).

同來核對(duì)

矛盾心理

放牧

MARS

詢問

Dissonance

實(shí)施生效

Ingestion of the blood meal,essels themselves, coagulation and platelet activity. This process is collectively known as haemostasis. Haemostasis is clearly of great importance to the blood-feeding insect which has developed a series of mechanisms to overcome the problems posed by it. Before discussing these adaptive features o

Adenoma

大猩猩