leaf eaterの例文

• To defend against leaf eaters, plants develop new chemicals that range from poisons to unpalatable flavors.
• Like most leaf eaters, they adjust for the low nutrient content of their food by long rests.
• Ensconced in forests, the more standard nut and leaf eaters get around by gliding from branch to branch.
• He gains confidence at the end, saying he could play as the dominant predator if Andy gets a leaf eater.
• From the structure of their jaws and teeth, anthropologists know the animals _ known as Theropithecus brumpti _ were leaf eaters in the forests.
• Especially in nurseries, the larval stage of the leaf eater can cause visible damage on young leaves, but can be managed by biological control agents.
• When body weight is controlled for, specialist feeders such as insectivores and frugivores have larger home ranges than generalists like some folivores ( leaf eaters ).
• Among mammals, dogs, cats, lions, and many other carnivores have sagittal crests, as do some leaf eaters, including tapirs and some apes.
• One major weapon is the production of tannins, which in some species can rise to toxic levels when a tree is besieged by leaf eaters like gypsy moth larvae.
• The dentition of " Nesodon " shows features typical of living grazing ( grass-eating ) mammals, but a study of wear on the browser ( leaf eater ) that may have supplemented its diet with fruit or bark.
• As well, other budworms, sawflies, and bark beetles, gall formers, bud midges, leaf miners, aphids, leaf eaters, leaf rollers, loopers, mites, scales, weevils, borers, pitch moths, and spittlebugs cause varying degrees of damage to white spruce ( Ives and Wong 1988 ).