katipo造句

• Katipo are only found living in sand dunes close to the seashore.
• There is evidence of interbreeding between katipo and redbacks in the wild.
• Bites from Katipo spiders produce a syndrome known as latrodectism.
• The katipo has shy, non-aggressive spider.
• The Katipo spider is related to the Australian Redback and other Widow Spiders.
• Sekhmet was the magazine of the federation, produced by the Katipo Collective in Wellington.
• "Brullea antarctica " has been recorded being heavily preyed on by katipo spiders,
• In March 2007, LibLime acquired the Koha division of Katipo Communications Ltd-the original developers of Koha.
• After mating in August or September, the female katipo produces five or six egg sacs in November or December.
• This was not rectified until 1933 when it was correctly identified as the male " Latrodectus katipo ".
• Katipo feed mainly on ground dwelling insects, caught in an irregular tangled web spun amongst dune plants or other debris,
• Due to habitat loss and colonisation of their natural habitat by other exotic spiders, the katipo is threatened with extinction.
• Under the Act, killing an absolutely-protected species such as a katipo is punishable by a fine or even imprisonment.
• A katipo bite produces the toxic syndrome latrodectism; symptoms include extreme pain and, potentially, hypertension, seizure, or coma.
• The katipo therefore prefers to spin its web amongst pingao plants as this plants growth pattern leaves patches of sand between each plant.
• The katipo uses these to scoop sticky silk from her spinnerets and throws it over the insect with a series of rapid movements.
• Mr . George Twidle, aged 47, son of Mr . George Twidle of Pukekohe, was bitten by a katipo spider on.
• It was first reported in the 1990s and may have displaced the katipo along the west coast of the North Island from Wellington to Wanganui.
• Very few New Zealand spiders have bites that can cause significant injury to humans, and of these, only one  the katipo  is endemic.
• The close relationship between the katipo and redback is shown when mating, The male redback is able to successfully mate with a female katipo producing hybrid offspring.