1. Male Backswimmers make a sound under water, much like a cricket, to attract female Backswimmers. There are about 400 species of water Backswimmers in the world.

2. What are synonyms for Backswimmers?

3. What does Backswimmers mean? Plural form of Backswimmer

4. Synonyms for Backswimmers in Free Thesaurus

5. Backswimmers are found throughout Ohio in habitats of ponds, lakes and slow-moving streams. Backswimmers breathe by capturing a layer of air and clutching it to their abdomen with tiny hairs

6. Backswimmers are slender, oval, streamlined water bugs that swim with long, oarlike hind legs that have fine hairs

7. Holonyms ("Backswimmer" is a member of): genus Notonecta; Notonecta (type genus of the Notonectidae: Backswimmers)

8. Backswimmers are "true" bugs (so-called because they posses certain features, like a piercing mouthpart)

9. Backswimmers can even turn up in the fountains, swimming pools, and other artificial water environments water boatmen rarely frequent.

10. These stages, during which the Backswimmer molts and grows, are called “instars.” Backswimmers undergo five instars that last about

11. Backswimmers undergo several growth stages from the time they hatch from their eggs to the time they are adults

12. Backswimmers are a type of biting water bug with a streamlined body that lay their eggs in algae

13. My own experience has shown that Backswimmers are generally far more commonly seen by the casual observer than are water boatmen

14. Up to nearly 2 cm in size, and commonly called Backswimmers because they swim upside down and are often seen at the surface of the water

15. Extensive sensitivity analyses using improved Morris methods (PPP model) and/or the One Factor At A Time (OAT) screening technique (Backswimmers) reveal that, in both models, the foragung radius is the most