Examples of using Molt in English and their translations into Russian
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I can just molt into another Peter.
The larvae of domestic bugs grow rapidly and often molt.
The larva after the first molt is called a nymph.
The nymph molts 5 times, turning into an adult insect after the last molt.
And don't cold weather mammals molt under stress?
After the third molt, the nymph becomes an adult insect.
However, beds andsofas are not the only places in which bedbugs willingly spend days, molt and multiply.
Pups are black at birth, but molt at about 3 months old.
After the next molt, the lobster sinks to the ocean floor, and adopts a benthic lifestyle.
Perl chicks before the first molt look the same in both sexes.
In 1919, Emil Molt invited him to lecture to his workers at the Waldorf-Astoria cigarette factory in Stuttgart.
While males only live up to a year after their final molt, females may live for a further ten years.
They molt one last time and then spend about six days in the trees waiting for their exoskeletons to harden completely.
Larvae will hatch from them, molt three times, pupate and turn into adult insects.
In parasitologists, it is customary to call an insect that has just emerged from an egg,a larva, and a molt of a larva already nymph.
During this time, they molt three times, constantly growing and feeding.
Depending on the environmental and feeding conditions, the larval stage from hatching to the last molt lasts from 6 to 12 months.
With each subsequent molt, they increase in size and more and more resemble parents.
If the owner of the apartment is“lucky” andhe opens such a shelter just after the molt, he may see pests of a milky-white color.
Their colour varies with each molt and to five years in age, they acquire the final color.
Some molt, some eat their young, which I consider the height of bad parenting, but as far as we're concerned, they're pretty harmless to us.
In the larva stage, the insect experiences a molt period 9 times, each of which makes it more and more like an adult.
For one molt a nymph needs one full feeding, but more abundant food contributes to a better development of the insect.
The adult female mates during the first day or two after the last larval molt, and after a few hours begins to lay eggs.
After the last molt, the nymph turns into an adult louse and almost immediately mates with a member of the opposite sex.
And taking into account the fact that no more than 20% of insects live to the last molt, the probability of seeing an adult white pest turns out to be quite low.
As the larva grows, it molts several times,and after the third molt it begins to surround itself with a thin silk cocoon, turning into a pupa.
The length of their body varies from 0.5 to 2 millimeters, and the color varies from light yellow, almost white(in the youngest ones) to usual brown,typical for adult insects(in the larvae before the last molt).
For two months of development, nymphs molt six times, growing with each molt, and finally turn into a winged adult insect.
In addition, eggs are almost always located in the same place where adult insects spend the day, and therefore they are easily struck against the background of adult individuals,remnants of skins after their molt and dark excrement.