It has been found that pterins exist in tissues of animals belonging to nearly all groups; their occurrence as pigments, however, is restricted to insects and cold-blooded vertebrates. Among Lepidoptera, they are always present in the wing-scales of the Pieridæ and appear to be a biochemical characteristic of that natural family. Becker and Schöpf and Becker also found pterins in the integument of Hymenoptera and gave evidence of their wide distribution within this order
Carotenoid-based sexual coloration is the classic example of an honest signal of mate quality. Anima...
The pigmentation of black (wild) and red (mutant) eyes of Triatoma infestans was studied spectro-pho...
The amounts of four pteridine compounds, xanthopterin, isoxanthopterin, 6‐biopterin and pterin and a...
Pteridine pigments are widely distributed in nature and are found as colouring matter especially in ...
The reflectance of pierid butterfly wings is principally determined by the incoherent scattering of ...
The beads in the wing scales of pierid butterflies play a crucially important role in wing coloratio...
The color of insect eyes is determined largely by the nature of the screening pigments which they co...
Butterflies of the family Pieridae are brightly colored, ranging from white to red, caused by variou...
Insects have developed many strategies of defence against predators in the course of evolution. The ...
Pterines belong to an important group of compounds, acting as pigments in many species. Some of them...
Clolor of pupal skin and wing of some mutants of insects is formed of a melanin pigment, then I stud...
Isolation, purification, and identification of an important pigment, sepiapterin, from integument of...
The distributional data for the metabolic amino acid 3-hydroxy-L-kynurenine as a wing pigment in nym...
In 1895, Hopkins described the white and yellow wing pigments of Pieridae as '...excretory subs...
When integumentary tissue pigments are contained in chromatophores, tissue color might not depend ex...
Carotenoid-based sexual coloration is the classic example of an honest signal of mate quality. Anima...
The pigmentation of black (wild) and red (mutant) eyes of Triatoma infestans was studied spectro-pho...
The amounts of four pteridine compounds, xanthopterin, isoxanthopterin, 6‐biopterin and pterin and a...
Pteridine pigments are widely distributed in nature and are found as colouring matter especially in ...
The reflectance of pierid butterfly wings is principally determined by the incoherent scattering of ...
The beads in the wing scales of pierid butterflies play a crucially important role in wing coloratio...
The color of insect eyes is determined largely by the nature of the screening pigments which they co...
Butterflies of the family Pieridae are brightly colored, ranging from white to red, caused by variou...
Insects have developed many strategies of defence against predators in the course of evolution. The ...
Pterines belong to an important group of compounds, acting as pigments in many species. Some of them...
Clolor of pupal skin and wing of some mutants of insects is formed of a melanin pigment, then I stud...
Isolation, purification, and identification of an important pigment, sepiapterin, from integument of...
The distributional data for the metabolic amino acid 3-hydroxy-L-kynurenine as a wing pigment in nym...
In 1895, Hopkins described the white and yellow wing pigments of Pieridae as '...excretory subs...
When integumentary tissue pigments are contained in chromatophores, tissue color might not depend ex...
Carotenoid-based sexual coloration is the classic example of an honest signal of mate quality. Anima...
The pigmentation of black (wild) and red (mutant) eyes of Triatoma infestans was studied spectro-pho...
The amounts of four pteridine compounds, xanthopterin, isoxanthopterin, 6‐biopterin and pterin and a...