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Nature, 1881 A COUNTRYMAN has shown me to-day two fine specimens of Vanessa urtica in a lively condition caught on the 4th inst. in an empty room on the border of the New Forest, exposed to the severity of the late frost.
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IT’S ALL IN THE MIX: BLEND-SPECIFIC BEHAVIOURAL RESPONSE TO A SEXUAL PHEROMONE IN A BUTTERFLY
Frontiers in Physiology, 2016 Among insects, sexual pheromones are typically mixtures of two to several components, all of which are generally required to elicit a behavioural response.
Helena eLarsdotter-Mellström +9 more
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The Canadian Entomologist, 1894 The following list has for its foundation a collection belonging to the Experiment Station of the Kentucky State College. The diurnal Lepidoptera have not been made the object of special collecting by the Station entomologist, and doubtless a good many species will be added in the future:-1.Papilio ajax, Linn.
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Intensive management reduces butterfly diversity over time in urban green spaces
Urban Ecosystems, 2018 Loss and fragmentation of semi-natural grasslands have had negative consequences for grassland biodiversity, such as butterflies. Urban parks and other urban green spaces have so far largely been overlooked as suitable butterfly habitats, although they ...
G. Aguilera +4 more
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Melanin pathway genes regulate color and morphology of butterfly wing scales
Mechanisms of Development, 2017 The cuticular skeleton of a butterfly wing scale cell serves both as a substrate for the deposition of pigments and as an exquisitely finely-sculpted material responsible for the production of structural colors.
Yuji Matsuoka, A. Monteiro
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, 2016 Threats to several of the world's great animal migrations necessitate a research agenda focused on identifying drivers of their population dynamics.
Hidetoshi Inamine +3 more
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Wellcome Open ResearchWe present a genome assembly from an individual male Venusia cambrica (the Welsh Wave; Arthropoda; Insecta; Lepidoptera; Geometridae). The genome sequence spans 470.40 megabases.
David Hill, Tom Prescott, Stuart Bence
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