Assertion: botfly's larva | /r/CapableOf | migrate through the body
Facets:
value: for several months
type: TEMPORAL
value: until reaching the animal's back
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: In the warble flies (Hypoderma lineatum and H. bovis; subfamily Hypodermatinae), young larvae penetrate the skin of cattle and migrate through the body for several months until they come to rest beneath the skin of the animal’s back.
text: The larvae migrate through the body feeding on mucosal tissue, flesh or secretions of the body and emerge out of the nose or skin as a pupae (depending on which animal species is infected) as a pupae.
text: The larvae penetrate the skin, migrate through the body for several months, and produce a characteristic lump, or warble, on the animal’s back.
text: On hatching, the larvae (grubs) burrow through the skin and migrate through the body until reaching the animal's back where they produce the characteristic lumps, or warbles.
text: In the warble flies (Hypoderma lineatum and H. bovis; subfamily Hypodermatinae), young larvae penetrate the skin of cattle and migrate through the body for several months until they come to rest beneath the skin of the animal’s back.