Sex-related effects in the superhydrophobic properties of damselfly wings in young and old Calopteryx splendens.
Numerous sex-related morphological adaptations are connected to reproductive behavior in animals. For example, females of some insect species can submerge during oviposition, which may lead to sex-related adaptations in the hydrophobicity (water-repellency) due to specialization of certain morpholog...
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Public Library of Science (PLoS)
2014
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