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). The humid parts of the dune heath (figs. 8 & g) were more suitable for this species which is relatively sensitive to desiccation (Almquist, 1971: 227, Table i). Zelotes serotinus L. Koch This is a ground-living species, occurring mainly in the Ammophila and the Cladonia of the dune heath (fig. 18

In: Insect Systematics & Evolution

Arthropoda; the other a community of Deaf people who use a visual sign language and share the “Deaf experience” as a cultural phenomenon. The onset of deafness later in life has left many great men and women living between those two worlds. In some cases, as we have shown, the discouragement led to career

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Fish, 2008 ) although one of those is not a specialist so its occurrence in a bromeliad was just by chance. Th ese larvae include case-making feeders on micro-organisms ( Tanytarsus spp.), free-living detritivores ( Metriocnemus spp. ), algivores (“ Chironomus sp.” of Laessle, 1961) and predators

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individual who would have seen a living speci- men, this image perhaps is the best representation of this species. Th e colors of extant museum specimens have evidently deteriorated to a general dark brown and black with some coloration in the tibiae (as might be expected after more than a century of aging

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daily life, a lower percentage (n = 126; 6.5%) of respondents from both countries were ready to do so. Significantly, [ χ 2 (2, N = 1,954) = 32.064, P < 0.001 ] more Japanese (n = 84; 9.5%) were willing to eat insects as food in their daily life than Malaysians (n = 42; 3

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. He spent much of his life on Ambon. © Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, 2018 | doi 10.1163/9789004323841_017 471More Than One Way to Skin a Wombat lected plants and fungi on the island of Ambon (now in Indonesia); his com- prehensive work Herbarium Ambonensis, published posthumously in 1741, was an

In: Naturalists in the Field

, quality and price of substrates used for rearing the insects. A new area is that of genetic improvement for which much progress can be expected due to the short life cycle of insects, e.g. can we select strains fit for specific waste streams? A main challenge for insects incorporated in food is to go

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/water sources, appropriate provisioning of moisture for these life stages is a necessity for producers. However, as water sources can encourage fungal growth, YML may be reared without access to a water source in industry conditions (reported in Adamaki-Sotiraki et al ., 2022). YML are highly resistant to

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In: Journal of Insects as Food and Feed

associated with positive subjective states as well as negative ones, welfare guidelines can promote at least a life worth living (Farm Animal Welfare Council, 2009) for insect mini-livestock. Therefore, to assess cricket welfare in this paper, we will use the ‘Five Domains’ model to determine the resources

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who helped reveal to the world the ani- mal and plant life of the continent. Both of these volumes, however, have the same underlying theme, depicting Australia as being robbed of its specimens, with “grasping European museums cornering Australian material” (Macinnis 2012: 152). While this is a

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