31. The age of the female at oviposition affects the development and survival of the offspring. 32. The adults are attracted to large mammals for fluid for nourishment and feces for oviposition . 33. These native plants serve as oviposition sites. 34. Queens tend to return to the nest 2 7 days after leaving to start oviposition . 35. After oviposition , the male drives the female away from the nest and guards the eggs. 36. The life-cycle begins with oviposition ( egg-laying ) in a suitable location. 37. In captivity, oviposition dates vary. 38. Female Eucharitinae bear up to 4500 eggs and begin oviposition soon after emerging from the nest. 39. After mating, the female usually seeks oviposition sites with the male still attached to her. 40. The first part consists of some close loops around the oviposition ( egg laying ) site.
