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Ultrastructure of the Eggs, Larvae, and Pupae of Hyphantria cunea (Lepidoptera: Erebidae)
Hyphantria cunea is a widespread pest that causes significant issues in forestry and agriculture, with a far-reaching global impact. However, ultramorphological studies of H. cunea, especially in terms of ultramorphological changes, are far from in-depth.
Han Xue +5 more
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Antenna Coding Empowered by Pixel Antennas
Pixel antennas, based on discretizing a continuous radiation surface into small elements called pixels, are a flexible reconfigurable antenna technology. By controlling the connections between pixels via switches, the characteristics of pixel antennas can be adjusted to enhance the wireless channel.
Shanpu Shen, Kai-Kit Wong, Ross D. Murch
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The fate of the Antennae galaxies [PDF]
We present a high-resolution smoothed particle hydrodynamics simulation of the Antennae galaxies (NGC 4038/4039) and follow the evolution $3$ Gyrs beyond the final coalescence.
Natalia Lahén +14 more
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Clarifying the mechanisms controlling caste differentiation is a key research topic in the study of termite biology. The damp‐wood termite Zootermopsis nevadensis is the only species of termites in which soldier caste differentiation can be observed ...
Takumi Hanada +2 more
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Meligethes (Odonthogethes) chinensis is a common Chinese phytophagous species in the family Nitidulidae. Its main larval host plant is Rubus idaeus L. (Rosaceae), and adults feed on pollen and other floral parts.
Qihang Li +6 more
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PCR amplification in female and male antennae. [PDF]
Amplification of thirteen olfactory-specific OBP genes and two control genes (RpL8, OR7) in female antennae (FA) and male antennae (MA) cDNAs. (A) cDNAs normalized to the expression levels of CquiRpL8; (B) cDNAs normalized to the expression levels of ...
Walter S. Leal (104796) +1 more
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Olfactory Proteins in Timema Stick Insects
Most animals use olfaction to obtain important information from the environment, including the presence of food or mates. Insects detect odorants through receptors that are expressed in the sensory neurons of the olfactory sensilla, which cover the ...
Darren J. Parker +3 more
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A Cretaceous bug with exaggerated antennae might be a double-edged sword in evolution
Summary: Sexual selection can favor production of exaggerated features, but the high cost of such features in terms of energy consumption and enemy avoidance makes them go to extinction under the influence of natural selection. However, fossils preserved
Bao-Jie Du +10 more
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