| 21. | Females tend to deposit egg masses at relatively few sites, resulting in grouped egg masses.
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| 22. | A gelatinous egg mass is released during spawning, and the eggs float freely until hatching.
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| 23. | Several of these are joined together in an egg mass and attached to the substrate.
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| 24. | They may be brooded as an egg mass in the lophophoral cavity for a period.
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| 25. | This egg mass will often sink once disturbed.
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| 26. | After the nymphs hatch, the remaining egg mass leaves a brown mark on the leaf's surface.
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| 27. | Here they stick together to form egg masses.
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| 28. | The females of this wasp hunt out sharpshooter egg masses and lay their own eggs there.
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| 29. | The egg masses, or clusters, are laid in an overlapping configuration and are whitish-yellow in color.
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| 30. | After hatching, the movements of the tadpoles make the remains of the egg mass into a froth.
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