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Butterflies ecology and evolution taking flight

Carol L Boggs; Ward B Watt; Paul R Ehrlich

Chicago University of Chicago Press c2003

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  • Título:
    Butterflies ecology and evolution taking flight
  • Autor: Carol L Boggs; Ward B Watt; Paul R Ehrlich
  • Assuntos: Butterflies -- Ecology; Butterflies -- Evolution; LEPIDOPTERA; INSECTA; INVERTEBRADOS (CLASSIFICAÇÃO); ECOLOGIA; EVOLUÇÃO
  • Notas: Includes bibliographical references (p. 615-722) and index
  • Descrição: Visual ecology of adult butterflies / Ronald L. Rutowski -- Molecular and physiological diversity of visual mechanisms in Papilio / Adriana D. Briscoe -- Hawkmoth pollination in Arizona's Sonoran desert: behavioral responses to floral traits / Robert A. Raguso, Mark A. Willis -- Sexual selection and the evolution of butterfly mating systems / Christer Wiklund -- Mate location and competition for mates in a pupal mating butterfly / Erika I. Deinert -- Phenofaunistics: seasonality as a property of butterfly faunas / Arthur M. Shapiro ... [et al.] -- Modeling present and potential future ranges of European butterflies using climate response surfaces / Jane K. Hill, Chris D. Thomas, Brian Huntley -- Ink marks and molecular markers: examining the effects of landscape on dispersal using both mark-recapture and molecular methods / Nusha Keyghobadi ... [et al.] -- Environmental variation, life histories, and allocation / Carol L. Boggs -- Spatial and temporal patterns of checkerspot butterfly-host plant association: the diverse roles of oviposition preference / Michael C. Singer -- Sex linkage of host plant use in butterflies / Niklas Janz -- The evolution of butterfly eyespot patterns / Paul M. Brokefield and Antonia Monteiro -- Mimicry and melanism in swallowtail butterflies: toward a molecular understanding / Richard ffrench-Constant, P. Bernhard Koch -- Adaptive novelty through introgression in heliconius wing patterns: evidence for a shared genetic
    "toolbox" from synthetic hybrid zones and a theory of diversification / Lawrence E. Gilbert -- Mechanistic studies of butterfly adaptations / Ward B. Watt -- Mate location: a matter of design? Adaptive morphological variation in the speckled wood butterfly / Hans Van Dyck -- Hybrid zone ecology and tiger swallowtail trait clines in North America / J. Mark Scriber, Mark Deering, Aram Stump -- Phylogenetic relationships of the riodinidae: implications for the evolution of ant association / Dana L. Campbell, Naomi E
  • Editor: Chicago University of Chicago Press
  • Data de criação/publicação: c2003
  • Formato: xvii, 739 p., [14] p. of plates ill. (some col.), maps (some col.) 26 cm.
  • Idioma: Inglês
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