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Marathon migration: Insects with altitude

New Scientist, 2010
Moths and butterflies can live for only weeks, so how do they complete their long migrations?
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NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF THE PATHWAYS OF MIGRATING INSECTS

Insect Science, 1999
Abstract  Based on boundary layer meteorology and behavioural ecology of insect migration, a numerical TRA model was established. The spatial and temporal resolutions of the standard meteorological data are far insufficient for insect migration studies; so, a one dimension TKE closure scheme (E‐ε scheme) was adopted to simulate the wind and temperature
Baoping Zhai, Xiaoxi Zhang
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Insect Migration

AIBS Bulletin, 1959
H. M. Armitage, C. B. Williams
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Evolution and Genetics of Insect Migration

1986
The last few decades have seen the firm establishment of the notion that insect migration represents an adaptive syndrome. It was not always so. In the decade before the Second World War most entomologists thought large-scale movements of individuals between populations were rare.
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Migration strategies of insects.

Science (New York, N.Y.), 2010
Physiological and ecological results from a variety of species are consistent with what seem to be valid general statements concerning insect migration. These are as follows: (i)During migration locomotory functions are enhanced and vegetative functions such as feeding and reproduction are suppressed.
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Tracheole migration in an insect wing

Wilhelm Roux's Archives of Developmental Biology, 1984
Insect tissues are supplied with oxygen by a system of long and highly branched cuticular tubes known as tracheae and tracheoles. During the growth of with imaginal discs in moths and butterflies, tracheole cells migrate distally from the base of the disc.
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Insect Migration

2021
Ponna Srinivas, Kamalakar Pallela, G. Surender Reddy, N. Chari   +3 more
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The Cost Of Migration In Insects

Annual Review of Entomology, 1992
M. A. Rankin, J. C. A. Burchsted
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Robust control strategy by the Sterile Insect Technique for reducing epidemiological risk in presence of vector migration

Mathematical Biosciences, 2022
Pierre-Alexandre Bliman, Yves Dumont
exaly  

Sulfur stable isotopes as a tracer of insect migration and consumption by fish predators

Freshwater Science, 2023
Christy Morrissey, Douglas Chivers, Iain D Phillips   +2 more
exaly