Titlebook: Insect physiology; V. B. Wigglesworth Book 19747th edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 1974 biochemistry.cells.chemistry.ento

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V. B. Wigglesworth C.B.E., M.D., F.R.S.diverse types of theory in information systems. The first artifact is a ., which contributes to a nascent design theory. The second artifact is a U.-., which contributes to a theory of design and action. We describe the DSR journey that was part of the project StaySmart, the purpose of which was to

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Respiration, the body favour also the escape of water. This conception, applied to the insects, illuminates the whole subject of their respiration. The majority of insects, as we have seen, have become encased in a waterproof covering; a covering which is relatively impermeable to oxygen also. They breathe, as

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The Circulatory System and Associated Tissues,lls only by the delicate but continuous basement membranes. With few exceptions, there is only one blood-vessel, which runs along the midline of the back. The posterior segment of this pulsating vessel, the ‘heart’, is provided with a series of valved openings or ostia through which the blood can en

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Digestion,luids of animals, others on foliage, or flesh, dry timber, or hair and feathers; some on fungi or the live and dead bacteria in the excrement of animals, others on the sterile juices of living forms. Their feeding mechanisms, and the structure and chemistry of their digestive system, present, theref

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Excretion,eliminate several classes of substances: (i) substances, like mineral salts or water, which are present in simple excess in the diet; (ii) the end products in the metabolism of organic nitrogen, sulphur and phosphorus, of which, particularly of nitrogen, there is always a large surplus for excretion