eclosion

Adults live for about 10 days after eclosion and do not eat, but may drink if water is available.

Eclosion (emergence from the cocoon) only takes a few minutes.

Five to six days before eclosion, the motifs of the wings start to become visible.

Female moths are typically ready to mate one week after eclosion, and do so only once.

These mutant flies were also found to display arrhythmic eclosion.

Just before eclosion, the chrysalis turns yellow with a pink "zipper".

Both of the sexes are sexually mature by the time of eclosion.

The third stage is from pupation until eclosion.

When the pupa is ready, it wiggles to the surface just prior to eclosion.

In females, genes associated with long development time lead to high fecundity and mate immediately upon eclosion.

It then pupates within the grain kernel and emerges 2-4 days after eclosion.

At the end of the stationary phase, the pupae emerge from their cocoons (eclosion).

Females lay eggs into soil and eclosion and eggs develop in about 30 days.

Some organisms reach sexual maturity in a short metamorphosis, such as eclosion in many insects.

In Ontario, the eclosion, which equals the duration of time spent in the brood cell, is about 10 months.

Before eclosion the pupa turns dark.

The pupa begins to show up the pattern of the underlying wings on the eve of eclosion.

Most lepidopteran species do not live long after eclosion, only needing a few days to find a mate and then lay their eggs.

Bursicon is released just after eclosion and induces epidermis cell death.

For the locomotor activity and eclosion assays, these data correspond to the number of light beam interruptions per half hour over time.

Eclosion: Marlene notices that Yuji's behavior is getting stranger and stranger.

Males usually get a head start, and start eclosion or emergence, earlier than females and peak in numbers before females.

Their non-parasitic behaviour after eclosion from the pupa is what justifies the application of the term "protelean".

This increase in development time is likely a response to the environment, allowing larvae more time to accumulate glycogen, and therefore more water before eclosion.

Eclosion: All of the pupae hatched on two consecutive days between 8 a.m and 9 a.m.