Assertion: body louse's egg | /r/HasProperty | nit
Facets:
value: in mane
type: LOCATION
value: in the horse’s hair coat
type: LOCATION
value: commonly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Except for the egg (nit) each life stage resembles the adult in appearance.
text: Body Lice hatch from tiny white eggs called Nits (5 to 9 days after they have been laid) and these hatchlings are called Nymphs.
text: The eggs of head lice are commonly known as nits, and they are tiny and translucent.
text: The eggs are referred to as nits.
text: The seams of your clothing are the most common places for body lice to lay their eggs (nits).
text: Close examination of the scalp will reveal small, whitish or dark eggs (nits) firmly attached to hair shafts, especially at the nape of the neck and above the ears.
text: There are 3 stages in their life cycle – eggs (nits), nymphs, and adult lice.
text: Eggs (nits) are laid on a hair shaft.
text: A mature female louse will lay a total of 30 eggs (nits), laying up to 3 eggs a day.
text: Body lice, unlike head lice however, live in clothing and lay their eggs (nits) on cloth fibers.
text: There are three stages in the life cycle of body lice – eggs (nits), nymph, and adult lice.
text: They attach themselves to the skin on the head and lay eggs (nits) in the hair.
text: 2) What does lice look like? - a description of the adult louse, egg (nit) and nymph.
text: 2) What does lice look like? - a description of the adult louse, egg (nit) and nymph.
text: The obvious sign is the presence of un-hatched eggs (nit) on hair strands, usually at the base of the hair.
text: Female lice lay six to seven eggs (nits) per day and may lay a total of 50 to 100 eggs during their life which may last up to 40 days.
text: The life cycle of the body louse consists of three stages: egg (also called a nit), nymph, and adult.
text: Body lice have three forms: the egg (also called a nit), the nymph, and the adult.
text: Pubic lice have three forms: the egg (also called a nit), the nymph, and the adult.
text: They develop in 3 phases: egg (also called a nit), nymph, and adult louse.
text: Female lice lay eggs (also called nits) which are smaller than a pinhead.
text: The eggs of lice are called nits.
text: Careful examination will also result in finding both adult and immature pubic lice, plus eggs called nits.
text: The eggs and their shell casings are called nits.
text: The lice lay eggs called nits in the horse’s hair coat and mane.