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Violet iridescence in purple emperor butterflies arises from structural order in the wing-scales in contrast to the chemical pigments responsible for some violet colours in Nature
Violet iridescence in purple emperor butterflies arises from structural order in the wing-scales in contrast to the chemical pigments responsible for some violet colours in Nature
Vision, body colouration and the visual environment of an animal may be tuned to each other. This th...
Ultraviolet (UV) means ‘beyond violet’ (from Latin ‘ultra’, meaning ‘beyond’), whereby violet is the...
The coloration of butterflies that exhibit human visible iridescence from violet to green has been e...
Violet iridescence in purple emperor butterflies arises from structural order in the wing-scales in ...
The dorsal wings of male Sasakia charonda butterflies display a striking blue iridescent coloration,...
Butterflies and Coleopterons are among the most colorful animals that we are lucky to observe. It is...
Until now, hues as dynamic as those adorning the Apatura emperor butterflies have never been encount...
The coloration of butterflies and moths, Lepidoptera, has been an important force in biological inqu...
Summary: A previously undescribed mechanism underlying butterfly wing coloration patterns was discov...
The beauty and grace of butterflies has long fascinated scientists and poets alike. As technology h...
The coloration of the common butterflies Aglais urticae (small tortoiseshell), Aglais io (peacock) a...
At first glance, morpho butterfly wings appear to be a purple color. However, when they are held up ...
Pteridine pigments are widely distributed in nature and are found as colouring matter especially in ...
The brilliant coloration of animals in nature is sometimes based on their structure rather than on p...
The coloration of the common butterflies Aglais urticae (small tortoiseshell), Aglais io (peacock) a...
Vision, body colouration and the visual environment of an animal may be tuned to each other. This th...
Ultraviolet (UV) means ‘beyond violet’ (from Latin ‘ultra’, meaning ‘beyond’), whereby violet is the...
The coloration of butterflies that exhibit human visible iridescence from violet to green has been e...
Violet iridescence in purple emperor butterflies arises from structural order in the wing-scales in ...
The dorsal wings of male Sasakia charonda butterflies display a striking blue iridescent coloration,...
Butterflies and Coleopterons are among the most colorful animals that we are lucky to observe. It is...
Until now, hues as dynamic as those adorning the Apatura emperor butterflies have never been encount...
The coloration of butterflies and moths, Lepidoptera, has been an important force in biological inqu...
Summary: A previously undescribed mechanism underlying butterfly wing coloration patterns was discov...
The beauty and grace of butterflies has long fascinated scientists and poets alike. As technology h...
The coloration of the common butterflies Aglais urticae (small tortoiseshell), Aglais io (peacock) a...
At first glance, morpho butterfly wings appear to be a purple color. However, when they are held up ...
Pteridine pigments are widely distributed in nature and are found as colouring matter especially in ...
The brilliant coloration of animals in nature is sometimes based on their structure rather than on p...
The coloration of the common butterflies Aglais urticae (small tortoiseshell), Aglais io (peacock) a...
Vision, body colouration and the visual environment of an animal may be tuned to each other. This th...
Ultraviolet (UV) means ‘beyond violet’ (from Latin ‘ultra’, meaning ‘beyond’), whereby violet is the...
The coloration of butterflies that exhibit human visible iridescence from violet to green has been e...
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