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Embryonic diapause, in mammals is a condition where pre-implantation blastocysts are maintained in a state of dormancy, often due to environmental cues, until such time as the environment improves. Diapause occurs in over 100 species of mammals in distantly related organisms, such as the skunk and the wallaby. Much of the work in diapause regulation and physiological studies of the mother and of the developing embryo, have been conducted upon kangaroos. ...
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A period of inactivity and cessation of growth or development, accompanied by greatly reduced metabolic activity.
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A state of halted development. Insects typically overwinter in this state, waiting until spring to continue growing and molting or to finish pupating.
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Noun. (Greek: dia = through; pausis = suspending; diapauein = to cause to cease). A condition of restrained development and reduced metabolic activity which cannot be directly attributed to unfavorable environmental conditions. Regarded by entomologists to involve a resting period of an insect, especially of larvae in winter. Cf. Hibernation. Quiescence.
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A period of physiologically controlled dormancy in insects.
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