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Attractants will also be used to help take an accurate census of the cats.

The animation effect is the main attractant, I think.

It can act as either an attractant or a repellent for various insects.

Struggle is an attractant, the admiration being less for the accomplishment than the attempt.

Yet their presence in academia (when they are not off giving concerts) is a strong attractant.

"It has a mixture of attractants carpenter ants like," he said.

It is a naturally occurring and functions as an insect attractant.

It is sometimes mixed with an attractant or other additives to increase its effectiveness.

They serve as an attractant to the male and advertise that I'm old enough to bear children."

If physical life was a powerful attractant, it was not the special property of the female population.

The venom glands are a basis of a chemical male attractant.

This fruit often serves as an attractant to seed-dispersing animals.

"Seeing's probably the closest; emotions are powerful attractants for the mind's eye.

What makes this unusual, the researchers say, is that the chemical attractant consists of just one component.

Scientists have identified the chemical attractant that females produce to get mates.

In this way, it finds the location with the highest concentration of attractant (usually the source) quite well.

An attractant is then placed inside the hole.

Some of these are surface bound to cells and thus act as short range attractants or repellents.

(However, food is not considered a pesticide when used as an attractant.)

They found four chemicals that acted as attractants.

Mood rings, popular in the 70's, are still worn by some and have an energy-specific attractant.