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eclosion
[ ih-kloh-zhuhn ]
noun
Entomology.
- the emergence of an adult insect from its pupal case.
- the hatching of a larva from its egg.
eclosion
/ ɪˈəʊə /
noun
- the emergence of an insect larva from the egg or an adult from the pupal case
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yvlog History and Origins
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yvlog History and Origins
Origin of eclosion1
C19: from French éDzDz, from éǰ to hatch, ultimately from Latin 泦ū to shut out, exclude
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Recordings were performed on adult females 7days after eclosion using an established optics setup.
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Flies were collected within ~8 h after eclosion without using CO2 anaesthesia.
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Recordings were performed on adult female flies 5 days after eclosion, except that 7-day flies were used in UAS-rpr experiments, and flies 24–36h after eclosion were used in UAS-TNT experiments because TNT-expressing ORNs began to lose spike activities in older flies.
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Flies were tested 24–32h after eclosion after ~24h starvation.
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Female Anopheles gambiae mosquitoes were used ~4 days after eclosion.
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