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Vinnie Breidenthal
After you look at the types of butterfly insects, today I will show you the type of caterpillar, which is above the branch of a leaf, which often becomes a butterfly. this type of caterpillar that you see, that's how it is in eating the leaves, which start from the young leaves, until they reach the branches.
although it has a risk of falling, when it is above the branches of a leaf tree, this is not a problem, for this type of caterpillar, because ... besides having a light weight, this type of caterpillar, has very many legs, later you can see below , in my next explanation.
this is the head of this type, although at the rear, this type, has the same resemblance, with the head. by having round marks, which are parallel, to the back. and filled with fine hairs, which are very dangerous, if touched, on human body parts.
in the picture above you can see, the photo that I took, I deliberately took a photo, so that the legs, this type of caterpillar, with the ability to have legs, very much, about 5 (five) pairs of tang visible, from the bottom. able to survive, until, a young tree trunk, can be eaten, slowly.
in the picture above, we will see, the mouth, by having two very sharp and large teeth, this type of caterpillar, capable of slow motion, depletes the entire stem, leaves, which is in this part of the plant.
in the picture above, that's the state of the type of caterpillar on a leaf, not me intentionally, taking pictures like upside down, but ... I just adjust, the conditions when, I'm around this caterpillar.
in the picture above, I tried, taking a picture, from the front, so that it looks, the whole body shape, until it looks backward, from this type of caterpillar. so .....if you are in the forest, want to find this type of caterpillar, you can find out, from the characteristics of this caterpillar, if it is located, on young and dry leaves.
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Because there was no such study done on identification of tick species by PCR technique in in Duhok Governorate, therefore present study was done to identify tick species by using molecular study by using of 16S rRNA and DNA sequencing. About 1000 ticks were collected from both sheep and goat, form Duhok Governorate including: Barwaria, Zakho, Sumeil, Mangeshik, Sersing, Shekhan and Akre, between May and June 2016, between April and June 2017. The result found during this study were six species under two genera of the hard ticks were identified by molecular study and sequencing including: three species were under the genus Hyalomma and three species were under the genus Rhipiciphalus that infect small ruminants in Duhok governorate from these species a new species under the Hylomma genra (Hyalomma asiatium asiaticum) with accession number (MN594484), was first time reported in Duhok governorate. Also phylogenetic tree was constructed depend on the 16S rRNA.
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Because the patterns of ant predation on caterpillars found in Singer et al. (2017) were not anticipated by prior theory or evidence, we use a new methodology and additional data to scrutinize them from an evolutionary ecology perspective. To address the effect of herbivore diet breadth on ant predation, we employ a phylogenetic comparative analysis of different caterpillar species and their diet breadth, estimated as host phylogenetic diversity (see Singer et al., 2014). Unlike Singer et al. (2017), which categorically defined dietary specialist and generalist caterpillars without disaggregating the species in those categories, the phylogenetic comparative analysis used here and elsewhere (Singer et al., 2014) can distinguish phylogenetically widespread patterns in ecological communities from ecological patterns owing to strong effects of one or few dominant species. To address combinatorial effects of ant and bird predation shown in Singer et al. (2017), we used the phylogenetic comparative approach to analyze effects of dietary specialization of herbivores to ant predation occurring with and without combined effects of bird predation.
Regression plots of phylogenetically independent contrasts (PICs) based on phylogenetic tree 1, predicting the magnitude of ant predation effect [LRRant: ln(control caterpillar density/ant exclusion caterpillar density)] based on (a) the diet breadth (host phylodiversity, HPD, in millions of years) and (b) the frequency of behavioral response (FBR) of 15 caterpillar species in the presence of birds (no bird exclusion). Regression plots of PICs based on phylogenetic tree 1, predicting LRRant based on (c) HPD and (d) FBR of 15 caterpillar species in the absence of birds (bird exclusion)
Second, we consider the possibility that apparent evidence against the EFSH resulted from an artifact of greater overall mobility of dietary generalist caterpillars. If ant predation were biased toward generalist caterpillars and the magnitude of biased ant predation were weaker than the effect of biased branch recolonization by more mobile generalist caterpillars, then we would expect a result similar to the one we observed. For this scenario to be true, however, the variation in mobility of caterpillar species would be a stronger predictor of LRRant than would caterpillar diet breadth (HPD). Indeed, we would expect HPD to lose its predictive power altogether in models that also include mobility. Again, however, there is no support for these predictions in our model selection analysis, in which caterpillar mobility was not an important predictor of ant predation risk (LRRant).
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Pantherines with wings, especially winged lions, are a common theme in ancient religious and mythological art of the Sumerians and other Mesopotamians, Akkadians, Persians, and Scythians, and other peoples with whom they came into contact and shared ideas in the Middle East, Near East, and Europe. These sometimes also feature a winged cat's body with a bird's head (e.g., the gryphon) or human face (e.g. the lamassu and sphinx). It is hardly a unique, biologically impossible, artistic conceit in works of Classical Antiquity; Greco-Roman, Egyptian, and other works also often depicted winged horses (Pegasus), animal-headed human figures (the Minotaur, and many Egyptian deities like the cat-headed Bastet and Sekhmet), half-human and half-horse figures (the centaur), and other mythological part-cat beasts, such as the Chimera. Art of this sort featuring felids dates back to the Upper Paleolithic era, to 40,000 BCE, though it is uncertain when winged felines in particular were first represented.
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