Spectral Sensitivities and Color Signals in a Polymorphic Damselfly
Animal communication relies on conspicuous signals and compatible signal perception abilities. Good signal perception abilities are particularly important for polymorphic animals where mate choice can be a challenge. Behavioral studies suggest that polymorphic damselflies use their varying body colorations and/or color patterns as communication signal ...
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THE INHERITANCE OF FEMALE DIMORPHISM IN THE DAMSELFLY, ISCHNURA DAMULA [PDF]
Clifford Johnson
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THE DAMSELFLY ENIGMA: BETTER BIGGER OR SMALLER? [PDF]
![Figure][1] Damselflies show abrupt, darting flight, which is the envy of aero-engineers. This amazing ability is used both to capture prey and, by males, to establish territories that can attract females.
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Life History Plasticity in a Damselfly: Effects of Combined Time and Biotic Constraints [PDF]
Frank Johansson+3 more
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The Odonata is an order of insects commonly known as dragonflies and damselflies, with a worldwide distribution except in Antarctica [...]
M. Olalla Lorenzo-Carballa+1 more
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Diversity of damselflies (Zygoptera) in Gorewada International Bio- Park, Nagpur, Central India [PDF]
Gorewada International Bio-Park consists of a lake as a major water source, marshy shore and heterogeneity in vegetation. Its geographical location is 21o11'N 79o2'E. Observations are made through walking line transects along the lake border to determine
Patil Kishor Gopal+2 more
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LIFETIME REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS AND THE OPPORTUNITY FOR SELECTION IN A NONTERRITORIAL DAMSELFLY (ODONATA: COENAGRIONIDAE) [PDF]
Ola M. Fincke
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VISUAL CUES IN MATE RECOGNITION IN THE DAMSELFLYISCHNURA ELEGANSVANDER LINDEN (ZYGOPTERA: COENAGRIONIDAE) [PDF]
Stanislav N. Gorb
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Covariation in life-history traits, demographics and behaviour in ischnuran damselflies: the evolution of monandry [PDF]
J ROBINSON
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PREDISPOSED TO ADAPT? CLADE-LEVEL DIFFERENCES IN CHARACTERS AFFECTING SWIMMING PERFORMANCE IN DAMSELFLIES [PDF]
Mark A. McPeek
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