lytta造句

• The Lytta crossing point is located some 30 kilometers ( 20 miles ) from Kostomykha.
• Lytta tormented Moss on a daily basis.
• He reclassified the Spanish fly in the new genus " Lytta " as " Lytta vesicatioria ".
• He reclassified the Spanish fly in the new genus " Lytta " as " Lytta vesicatioria ".
• The first family, to the which Lytta vesicatoria belongs in the Lytta genus, is rich of several thousands of species)
• The first family, to the which Lytta vesicatoria belongs in the Lytta genus, is rich of several thousands of species)
• A rigid structure called the plica mediana or lytta runs from the front to the back, down the center of the sublingua to give it support.
• Her parents continued to live in the house with the new homeowners and their 13-year-old daughter, Lytta, who began to baby-sit Thylias after school.
• Examples include cantharidin from species of blister beetle, including the Spanish fly, " Lytta vesicatoria ", and tautomycin, from the bacterium " Streptomyces spiroverticillatus ".
• In the species that have cartilage in the sublingua or lytta, that cartilage is not derived from the hyoid bone or hyoid arch ( the bone and cartilage that supports the tongue ).
• Lipponen and Chernomyrdin also plan to visit the two countries'busy border and open the new Lytta crossing point, which will be capable of handling 500 vehicles and 1, 500 people a day.
• On Saturday, Lipponen and Chernomyrdin plan to visit the two countries'busy border to open the new Lytta crossing point, which will be capable of handling 500 vehicles and 1, 500 people a day.
• The prime ministers also visited the two countries'busy border and opened the new Lytta crossing point, which will be capable of handling 500 vehicles and 1, 500 people a day and is expected to simplify border procedures.
• Thus in 1810, he isolated from " Lytta vesicatoria ", an insect, a molecule that he calls cantharidin, which he proves is the cause of the severe irritations and blisters provoked by that insect, and is present in a variety of unrelated species that use the molecule as a protection of their eggs from predation [ 1 ] ( Two families of insects belonging to the order of Coleoptera synthetise that molecule : Meloidae and Oedemeridae.