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Are monarch butterflies related to?
what are monarch butter flies related to
What is most likely related ants crabs fleas flies spiders bees?
Flies and bees are most likely related because they fly. Spiders and ants may also be related because of their behavior.
What species are bees related to bees?
flies wasps midges are all related to bees
Are flies related to crabs?
yes.they both have shells.
Who are the mosquitoes relatives?
Mosquitoes are related to all flies.
Could someone suggest an answer to this clue Flies in Bodies seven letters has to be animal or a bird?
"Maggots".
Were there evidence that the boys in lord of the flies were school boys?
Yes, in "Lord of the Flies," there is evidence pointing to the fact that the boys are schoolboys. For example, they refer to their leader as "chief" and mention school-related activities like assemblies and teachers. Additionally, the references to their uniforms, choir robes, and the crashed airplane carrying them suggest they were part of a school group.
Are flies cold blooded?
Yes, flies are cold-blooded insects, meaning they rely on their environment to regulate their body temperature. They are unable to internally generate heat like warm-blooded animals.
Are humans related to flies?
probably not but maybe very distantly
Is a mantis related to a whale?
Do you mean a manta, like a ray? Because a mantis is a type of insect. Ultimately, all creatures are related. Chlorophyll is chemically similar to hemoglobin. Fruit flies use the same genes to differentiate head from tail during egg development as humans do. But in ordinary terms, in the sense that we say dogs are related to wolves and house cats are related to cougars, no, the whale is not related to the mantis--a type of insect--or to the manta ray--a type of shark.
What is the hairy gene?
The hairy gene, specifically known as the "hairy" gene in Drosophila melanogaster (fruit flies), is a key regulatory gene involved in the development of the fly's sensory organs and hair-like structures. It plays a crucial role in the segmentation and patterning of the embryo during early development. Mutations in this gene can lead to abnormal hair development, highlighting its importance in the genetic control of morphological traits. The hairy gene is part of a larger family of genes that regulate developmental processes in various organisms.
How do flies catch their prey?
Flies take off backwards; this is due to the evolution development of flies being attacked head on by predators. Therefore, if you put your hand behind a fly when you go to swat at it, it will fly into your hand.
