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1 of insects as well as nematodes, isopods and arachnids.
2 wn in one of the largest animal classes, the arachnids.
3  heterospecific mating is rarely reported in arachnids.
4 licerata, which includes horseshoe crabs and arachnids.
5 salamanders, frogs, insects, crustaceans and arachnids.
6 crab, a chelicerate from the sister group to arachnids.
7 ng terrestrial and aquatic insect larvae and arachnids.
8 rian-Ordovician terrestrialization event for arachnids [3], some 60 Ma before their first fossils in
9 Eurypterids, the sister clade to terrestrial arachnids [4-6], are known to have undergone major macro
10 tick, Ixodes scapularis, is an ectoparasitic arachnid and vector for infectious diseases, including L
11 f competitive displacement among insects and arachnids and assessed the evidence for the role of inte
12 ution between limacodids, hymenopterans, and arachnids and demonstrate that lepidopteran venoms are a
13  European Union represents a major source of arachnids and reptiles, many declared as wild.
14 ioinclusions, encompassing 11 insect orders, arachnids, and a few plant and vertebrate remains, inclu
15 ross taxa, compare the scorpion CNS to other arachnids, and create a terminology glossary and literat
16                          Compared with other arachnids--and terrestrial arthropods generally--harvest
17                                              Arachnids are a highly diverse group of arthropods, and
18                                              Arachnids are an ancient and diverse group of arthropods
19                                        These arachnids are ideal to examine this topic because they s
20 etic relationships among the major orders of arachnids are inferred, using all 13 mt protein-coding g
21                                              Arachnids are the second most successful terrestrial ani
22 ular data, the latter usually not recovering arachnids as a clade and instead finding horseshoe crabs
23 eveal Mollisonia symmetrica as an upper stem arachnid belonging to a lineage from which may have evol
24    We follow an individual-level insect- and arachnid-centered perspective to assess how the process
25                          Interestingly, this arachnid channel showed surprising TTX resistance.
26  of primitive marine chelicerate and derived arachnid characteristics.
27  transition is limited, with the majority of arachnid clades first appearing in the terrestrial fossi
28 hnid orders, they distinguish some groups of arachnids, distinguish chelicerates from other arthropod
29                       At this early point in arachnid evolution, physiological changes concomitant wi
30 lurian, although these estimates assume that arachnids evolved from a fully aquatic ancestor.
31 order of taxa from all seven other orders of arachnids for which representative mitochondrial genomes
32  that slingshot spiders generate the fastest arachnid full body motion through use of their webs for
33 and 5; although present in Limulus, no other arachnids have opisthosomal appendage homologues on thes
34                                         Most arachnids have seven primary subunits (encoded by paralo
35 ed the interaction of a cell-content feeding arachnid herbivore, the two-spotted spider mite (Tetrany
36                             Recent data from arachnids imply that roles in segmentation and neurogene
37 ffect the visual abilities of 213 species of arachnid, insect, bird, reptile and mammal by producing
38 f all insect species, and also are common in arachnids, isopods and nematodes.
39 after the divergence of Solifugae from other arachnid lineages.
40  projected species numbers of plants, fungi, arachnids, malacostracan crustaceans, ray-finned fishes,
41 mbrian fossil record of euarthropods (extant arachnids, myriapods, crustaceans, hexapods) has played
42  sequence of a mitochondrial genome from the arachnid order Opiliones (harvestmen) is presented here.
43         Crown-group Paleozoic members of the arachnid order Opiliones are indicative of ancient origi
44                                          The arachnid order Schizomida is a relatively understudied g
45  two complete mitochondrial genomes from the arachnid order Solifugae (the camel spiders or wind scor
46           Harvestmen, the third most-diverse arachnid order, are an ancient group found on all contin
47                                           An arachnid order, Uraraneida, is erected for a plesion, in
48 ell supported, but the interrelationships of arachnid orders and the details of crustacean paraphyly
49 tion to help resolve relationships among the arachnid orders, they distinguish some groups of arachni
50             Opiliones are one of the largest arachnid orders, with more than 6,500 species in 50 fami
51 and the absence of wholly secondarily marine arachnid orders.
52 ndrial genomes that have been sequenced from arachnids possess unusual features in their inferred gen
53 gnitive studies in insects and some of their arachnid relatives, as well as specific probing of the c
54  across six clades (mammals, birds, insects, arachnids, reptiles, and amphibians) as a function of HO
55                                         This arachnid sodium channel activates and inactivates rapidl
56  scorpions, and solifuges) from the Micruran arachnids (spiders, whip spiders, vinegaroons, ricinulei
57 permitting terrestrialization accrued in the arachnid stem lineage and suggests the Cambrian-Ordovici
58 ymbiotic relationships with many insects and arachnids, such as parasitism or mutualism.
59 ups of a monophyletic lineage of terrestrial arachnids, suggesting a single colonisation of land with
60 for proper formation of the boundary between arachnid tagmata.
61 interval for the diversification of insects, arachnids, tetrapods, and seed plants(6-10).
62 e greater variation in locomotory styles for arachnids than insects.
63                Mites are an ancient group of arachnids that have had some 400 million years to adapt
64                      Ticks are hematophagous arachnids that parasitize mammals and other hosts, feedi
65 esented by sea spiders, horseshoe crabs, and arachnids-the last including spiders, scorpions, and tic
66 e the biogeographic history of this group of arachnids using genome-wide single nucleotide polymorphi
67 ises intriguing possibilities for the use of arachnid venom peptides in ocular disease.
68 suggests the Cambrian-Ordovician ancestor of arachnids would also have been semi-terrestrial.