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1 rent outcomes of lineage splitting in extant cicadas.
2 lcia muelleri, a nutritional endosymbiont of cicadas.
3 ecies, including three species of periodical cicadas.
4  flight performance of Palaeontinidae (giant cicadas), a Mesozoic arboreal insect clade with large bo
5 nguish among neuronal subtypes, we developed CICADA, a cell profiling approach to identify cell types
6      The emergence of billions of periodical cicadas affects plant and animal communities profoundly,
7                                              Cicadas also contain the symbiont Sulcia, but lack Bauma
8  that severe declines of prey species (e.g., cicada, amphibians, and small mammals) reduced energy ac
9                                 Examples are cicadas and mayflies, the latter representing the most b
10 icon sequencing data from 197 wild-collected cicadas and new mitochondrial genomes across 38 New Zeal
11                       The Hemiptera (aphids, cicadas, and true bugs) are a key insect order, with hig
12 tera (katydids and grasshoppers), Hemiptera (cicadas, aphids, scale insects, whiteflies, leafhoppers,
13          Because almost all known species of cicada are non-periodical, periodicity is assumed to be
14                                   Periodical cicadas are remarkable for their incredibly long, prime-
15 y indicating a single ancestral infection of cicadas by Hodgkinia with subsequent host-symbiont codiv
16                          As such, periodical cicadas can have substantial effects on soil processes a
17                   Large-bodied taxa, such as cicadas, can also redistribute significant quantities of
18 strain TKU012 and the chitinous materials of cicada casting powder (CCP), shrimp shell powder (SSP),
19                   In some individuals of the cicada Chremistica ochracea, the Hodgkinia is highly deg
20                                              Cicadas (Cicadidae: Auchenorrhyncha) specialize on xylem
21 an deciduous forests, billions of periodical cicadas concurrently emerge from the soil and briefly sa
22 e findings suggest that pulses of periodical cicadas create "bottom-up cascades," resulting in strong
23 adicola, similarly remains co-linear in some cicadas diverged by millions of years [6, 7].
24  emerge on different schedules, whereas some cicadas emerge off schedule, called stragglers.
25 e geometrical attributes of owl feathers and cicada forewings, culminating in a three-dimensional sin
26                                              Cicadas generate sound through the interplay of tymbal b
27 ple distinct lineages in some species of the cicada genus Tettigades To better understand the frequen
28  Hodgkinia lineage splitting throughout this cicada genus, we sampled cicadas over three field season
29 versely, the intricately structured wings of cicadas have evolved for effective flapping, presenting
30                                       Extant cicada (Hemiptera: Cicadoidea) includes widely distribut
31   Comparison to the acoustic tymbal organ of cicadas (Hemiptera: Cicadomorpha) reveals functional con
32                                   Periodical cicadas (Hemiptera: Magicicada) have coevolved with obli
33 cally-transmitted bacterial endosymbionts of cicadas, Hodgkinia and Karelsulcia, mirror host phylogen
34 nities profoundly, yet little is known about cicada impacts on soil carbon fluxes.
35 was hypothesized that the long life cycle of cicadas in part enabled this unusual lineage-splitting e
36                                      Brood X cicadas increased annual R(S) by ca. 2.5%, translating t
37 , the determinant of maturation in ancestral cicadas is hypothesized to have switched from size depen
38             But in the long-lived periodical cicada Magicicada tredecim, the Hodgkinia genome has spl
39 for this view was found using the periodical cicada (Magicicada spp.) as a proxy for prey availabilit
40                                Using Brood X cicadas (Magicicada septendecim), we collected 200 cicad
41       We investigated the effects of Brood X cicadas (Magicicada septendecim, M. cassinii and M. sept
42 s that resource pulses of 17-year periodical cicadas (Magicicada spp.) directly increase microbial bi
43                                   Periodical cicadas (Magicicada spp.) in the USA are famous for thei
44  insect species are as popular as periodical cicadas (Magicicada spp.).
45 ling of the tymbal organ in 17 yr periodical cicada, Magicicada cassini (Brood X), were revealed by h
46 Hodgkinia genome in one of the longest-lived cicadas, Magicicada tredecim.
47                       Upon emergence, female cicadas mate and then use their ovipositors to cut throu
48         Development of the mouthparts in the cicada Meimuna mongolica (Distant) is investigated here
49               These results demonstrate that cicadas not only pump hemolymph into the wings, they the
50 s (Magicicada septendecim), we collected 200 cicada nymphs, observing wing transformation over 2 h.
51 ess of 12 taxonomic groups (vascular plants, cicadas, orthopterans, bees, butterflies, moths, hoverfl
52 ing throughout this cicada genus, we sampled cicadas over three field seasons in Chile and performed
53                                         Male cicadas produce mating calls by oscillating a pair of su
54    The nanopattern on the surface of Clanger cicada (Psaltoda claripennis) wings represents the first
55 istically switched their foraging to include cicadas, releasing herbivorous insects from predation an
56 tus Hodgkinia cicadicola, an endosymbiont of cicadas, revealed that some lineages of this bacterium h
57          In this study, we conceptualize the cicada's sound-generation mechanism as a naturally occur
58 shape of the leading-edge cross section of a cicada's wing and analyze its variability along the wing
59                          In some but not all cicada species of the genus Tettigades, the endosymbiont
60  mitochondrial genomes across 38 New Zealand cicada species, including natural hybrids between one pa
61 e material properties of ovipositors of four cicada species, including three species of periodical ci
62 s and call patterns observed across multiple cicada species, offering a new understanding of this rem
63 yzed except between the most closely related cicada species.
64 f this shape in the wings of three different cicada species.
65  Here, we build an individual-based model of cicadas under conditions of climatic cooling to explore
66 ny and ecology on gut microbial diversity in cicadas using 16S ribosomal RNA gene amplicon sequencing
67 ngs defy this paradigm by demonstrating that cicadas-weighing just 2 g-possess the capability for jet
68 f adult fossils indicate that mid-Cretaceous cicadas were silent as modern Tettigarctidae or could ha
69 raphs of bacteria adhered on a nanopatterned cicada wing are examined to further inform and verify th
70 rate the potential benefits of incorporating cicada wing nanopatterns into the design of antibacteria
71 the interactions between bacterial cells and cicada wing surface structures, and show that mechanical
72                 The rationale is inspired by cicada wing surfaces that display bactericidal nanopilla
73             Antireflective mosquito eyes and cicada wings are also known to exhibit some antifogging
74 hown to spontaneously clean superhydrophobic cicada wings, where the contaminating particles cannot b