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性信号和翅膀大小之间的相互作用驱动了奥多纳塔的生态和翅膀颜色的演变

Jacob Idec1, Seth Bybee2, Jessica Ware3

  • 1Florida Museum of Natural History, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, USA. jacob.idec@ufl.edu.

Scientific reports
|October 23, 2024
PubMed
概括

龙的翅膀颜色因飞行风格和温度而异,在寒冷的气候和雄性中翅膀较暗. 较深的颜色可能有助于温度调节,而较浅的颜色则没有. 性别在翅膀颜色上只有在息物种中才有区别.

关键词:
颜色量化颜色定量化生态特征 生态特征昆虫的颜色是昆虫的颜色.在 Odonata 的位置上.两性二形态主义是什么?性信号传递的性信号.热生物学的热生物学

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