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But as dawn approaches, drums and dancing coax these chrysalids to unfurl, filling the holy caves with a flutter of angelic butterflies.

Post refrigeration viability of Pteromalus puparum (Hymenoptera: Pteromalidae) prepupae within host chrysalids. J.

In post-apocalyptic novels such as The Chrysalids (1955), British writer John Wyndham struggled with these questions.

Thus, The Chrysalids seems a good choice as a source of metaphors and images to discuss technological change in education.

The chrysalids of butterflies linger here too, folded, rigid, and dreamless.

For example, Gillett (1997) describes an observation from March 1996 when Maerua trees in the hills of Al Madhah / Buraimi region, Sultanate of Oman, and close to Al Ain, were found to be almost completely defoliated and covered in thousands of chrysalids of B.

After a cool, rainy spring ideal for the vegetation that caterpillars feed on, the weather turned hot recently, leading the moths to emerge en masse from their chrysalids at about the same time, the scientist said.

Members of the Labyrinth Youth Group will be staging their version of The Chrysalids, based on the novel by John Wyndham, later this year.

* The Chrysalids by John Wyndham (Michael Joseph, 1955).

Not only does it occur in Plan, but in the little read Foul Play Suspected (a 1953 detective story) and in the more popular The Chrysalids (1958).

The Chosen One is part love story, part dystopia, part attack on religious tyranny with echoes of John Wyndham's The Chrysalids and Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale.