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Which day the adult insect laid eggs on
the body: Species A
Lab Procedure 2, Step 6a: Examine the species A life stages collected as evidence and identify the
oldest species A life stage collection for the adult male.
Feeding 3 Migrating 3
rd
rd
DAY degree cumulative
hours degree
Instar Instar
hours
50 118
386.66666
1 7 7283.73333
1050 2478
2 360 6897.06667
306.66666
3 7 6537.06667
4 320 6230.4 1050+1638 = 2478+1638 =
466.66666
5 7 5910.4
493.33333 2688 5166
6 3 5443.73333
466.66666
7 7 4950.4
386.66666 On Day 11, the cumulative degree-hours were 3257.
8 7 4483.73333
453.33333
9 3 4097.06667 Species A takes 2688 degree-hours to complete
386.66666
development in the Feeding 3 Instar and begin
10 7 3643.73333
rd
11 367.2 3257.06667
development in the Migration stage of the 3 Instar.
rd
12 252 2889.86667
The temperature data alone suggests that the eggs
13 290.4 2637.86667
14 360 2347.46667
th
306.66666 were laid on the 12 , but there was a storm then, so
15 7 1987.46667
16 320 1680.8
17 309.6 1360.8 we know that the eggs were laid before then since
18 393.6 1051.2
flies are not active during thunderstorms.
19 381.6 657.6
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