Swallowtail Butterflies Use Multiple Visual Cues to Select Oviposition Sites
Flower-foraging Japanese yellow swallowtail butterflies, <i>Papilio</i> <i>xuthus</i>, exhibit sophisticated visual abilities. When ovipositing, females presumably attempt to select suitable leaves to support the growth of their larval offspring. We first established that but...
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Autores principales: | Hiromi Nagaya, Finlay J. Stewart, Michiyo Kinoshita |
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MDPI AG
2021
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