How To Use Daphnia In A Sentence
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There were all kinds of tiny animals in there, water beetles and daphnia and so on and so forth.
Archive 2009-06-28
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So I pull out yards and yards of elodea, and along with it snails and daphnia and copepods and stentorians and paramecia.
Archive 2008-11-01
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As the fruit fly, Daphnia lacked homologues to the TAP protein, which plays a role in antigene processing, and the cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator (CFTR), which functions as a chloride channel.
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Test for toxicity with a few Daphnia in the container, as they are more sensitive to toxins than most freshwater fish.
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The acute and chronic toxicities of benzidine to Daphnia magna were studied.
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I was involved with an after school science program where one group tested the effects on daphnia of the components of sports drinks.
I heart Daphnia
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During the evening the females are placed in the aquarium, after which some brine shrimp and sifted Daphnia are added.
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Feeding the Daphnia is where most aquarists fail.
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This type of ornamentation is often found in crustaceans including Daphnia, many species of ostracodes, and other Cambrian bivalved arthropods such as Isoxys.
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In the lab, Diamond recently showed a visitor how he exposed tiny water fleas called daphnia to titanium dioxide nanoparticles.
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As they begin to grow, change their diet to brine shrimp, Daphnia, or bloodworm.
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I hardly spend time contemplating the daphnia I carelessly tossed into the compost today, and the daphnia left certainly do not spend any time pondering me.
Late November
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Examples of animals in the P. spathula diet are copepods, cladocerans such Daphnia pulex, and ephemeropteran nymphs.
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We analyzed 32 isolates representing 14 species of the subgenus Daphnia.
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In addition to fish, other aquatic creatures such as clams and daphnia are used as indicators of chemical changes.
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A large part of their diet consists of many winged insects, a large assortment of aquatic insects, and some zooplankton such as daphnia.
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Daphnia has a large number of never-before seen genes, as well as a big chunk of the same genes found in humans, the most of any insects or crustacean so far known to scientists.
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In addition, numbers of gynandromorphic daphnia rose when they were exposed to a particular pesticide - pyriproxyfen - and the effect increased when the water fleas were also exposed to warmer temperatures.
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They are not fighting for breath as some people believe, but are instead feeding on the dense clouds of daphnia that gather just below the surface.
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Small fish begin by feeding upon zooplankton, mainly cladocera, such as daphnia, before moving onto bloodworm and larger invertebrates as they grow.
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Try offering less dried foods, especially pellets, or offer some daphnia which is believed to act as a laxative.
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In addition to fish, other aquatic creatures such as clams and daphnia are used as indicators of chemical changes.
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Daphnia are used as "biomoitors"--if the daphnia start acting beserk, something is wrong with the water.
Archive 2009-03-01
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The fish are still feeding heavily on the prolific green daphnia.
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Flumorph and SYP-48 all can restrain later development phase of Daphnia magma's embryo, such as larval curved or unextended shell spine, undeveloped antennae.
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This field experiment was conducted in a deep, stratified lake that typically displays coexistence of multiple Daphnia species.
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A number of Daphnia proteins showed one-to-one orthologous relationships to Drosophila ABC proteins including the sulfonyl urea receptor (SUR), the ecdysone transporter ET23, and the eye pigment precursor transporter scarlet.
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So I pull out yards and yards of elodea, and along with it snails and daphnia and copepods and stentorians and paramecia.
Late November
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When they reach a length of 12 mm, chub begin to feed more on small invertebrates, particularly chironomid larvae and tiny crustaceans, such as daphnia.
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Fish are feeding on small light olive buzzers and daphnia.
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Daphnia magna has a light-sensitive eye, meaning that the eye will track a moving light source.
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Embryos are brooded in the mother's carapace and hatch out as miniature Daphnia, rather than as nauplii.
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Therefore , it is important to derive sufficient protein from a single Daphnia for phenotypic analyses.
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Although Daphnia are not used by humans as a food source directly, they are involved in many of the foodchains necessary to sustain fish that we consume or use commercially such as sticklebacks, minnows and young Sockeye salmon.
