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Aestivation

Aestivation (Latin: aestas (summer); also estivation in American English) is a state of animal or plant dormancy, similar to hibernation, although taking place in the summer rather than the winter. Aestivation is characterized by inactivity and a lowered metabolic rate, that is entered in response to high temperatures and arid conditions. It takes place…

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Aestivation

Nodes59
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Triples48
Avg. degree1.97
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related to Arthropoda · 16
Aestivation → Adult, An, Another, Australian, Austrothelphusa, Blepharida, Bogong, Coccinellidae, Crustacea, False, Hypera, Insecta, Lady, Mosquitoes, They, United States
related to Reptiles and amphibians · 9
Aestivation → Australian Aboriginals, However, It, Non-mammalian, North American, Some, The, The California, This
related to Further reading · 8
Aestivation → Carlos Arturo, Carvalho, ISBN, José Eduardo, Molecular, Navas, Physiological Aspects, Springer
related to Physiology · 6
Aestivation → In, Organisms, The, These, This, To
related to External links · 3
Aestivation → Abstract, Australian, Theba
causes · 1
Aestivation → a reduction in macromolecule synthesis and degradation
related to Plants · 1
Aestivation → Mediterranean

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aestivate summer also winter animals plants physiological water hot dry species animal state temperatures hibernation metabolic snails season frog rate

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Aestivationcausesa reduction in macromolecule synthesis and degradation0.90text
postsinstance ofand will also climb human-made structures0.80text
fencesinstance ofand will also climb human-made structures0.80text
etc.Their habit of climbing vegetation to aestivate has caused more than one introduced snail species to be declared an agricultural nuisance.To seal the opening to their shell to prevent water lossinstance ofand will also climb human-made structures0.80text
pulmonate land snails secrete a membrane of dried mucus called an epiphragminstance ofand will also climb human-made structures0.80text
Aestivationrelated to ArthropodaInsecta0.60section
Aestivationrelated to ArthropodaLady0.60section
Aestivationrelated to ArthropodaCoccinellidae0.60section
Aestivationrelated to ArthropodaAnother0.60section
Aestivationrelated to ArthropodaBlepharida0.60section
Aestivationrelated to ArthropodaThey0.60section
Aestivationrelated to ArthropodaMosquitoes0.60section

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