exuviae

1 Our thoughts should soar upward with the butterfly,—not linger with the exuviae that confined him.

2 Parts separating—exuviae—waste vegetable matters—together contain all the elements of the soil and of food.

3 These strata consist of the accumulated exuviae of shell-fish, the animals perished age after age but their shells remained, and in progression of time produced the amazing quantities of lime-stone which almost cover the earth.

4 In addition, the ATR spectra of healthy skin and skins with psoriasis exuviae were studied comparatively.

此外，对人体健康皮肤和患银屑病皮肤的AT R红外光谱进行了对比分析。

5 On a recent pondside walk, Brand came upon various dragonfly exuviae — the outer casings of young dragonflies.

6 By these they take in their food and discharge the exuviae.

7 In addition, the comparative analysis of ATR spectrum of healthy skin with psoriasis exuviae is investigated.

此外，对人体健康皮肤和患银屑病皮肤的AT R红外光谱进行了对比分析。

8 Standing by her mother's grave, she often repeated to herself "seu potius exuviae," and wondered whether her father's faith in science excluded the hope of that old-world reasoning.

9 According to Dr. Shaw, the upper strata of rocks on the hills along the coast are composed of a soft chalky substance, including a great variety of corals, shells, and other marine exuviae.

10 I have now to speak of the uses and effects of animal exuviae, and vegetable matters or manures—properly so called.

11 The whole surface is covered with the small, round, green exuviae of these destructive invaders.

12 The cast skin is often called the exuviae.

13 Pellicles: the exuviae or cast larval skins of many insects: in Coccidae more especially applied to the hardened larval skin attached to the puparia of Diaspinae.

14 If, however, we could procure from other sources the substances which give to the exuviae of man and animals their value in agriculture, we should not need the latter.

15 In all the regions of the globe, immense masses are found, which, though at present in the most solid state, appear to have been formed by the collection of the calcareous exuviae of marine animals.

16 Broken sea shells and other exuviae of marine animals are apparent throughout the whole mass.

17 These visible films or membranous exuviae of objects, which the old philosophers talked about, have no real existence, separable from their illuminated source, and perish instantly when it is withdrawn.

18 The final step in the metamorphosis, if all goes well: The case splits open, and the winged creature molts, ready to take its first flight in pursuit of prey, leaving the exuviae behind.

19 When insects molt, their exuviae contain chitin, a hard polymer that also makes up the shells of crustaceans like shrimp.

20 Unlike us, insects molt as they grow up, producing a series of crinkly silhouettes of their outgrown exoskeletons, also called exuviae.

1 残骸

wreck skeleton hulk wreckage remain total debris carcass wrack

2 蜕

cast shed exuviate throw slough

3 蜕皮

exuvial exuviation casting slough molt ecdysis exuviate

4 脱壳

shelled decrustation exuviation ecdysis shell exuviate

5 皮屑

scurf

6 脱皮

decorticate desquamate peel