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Why do mayflies lay their eggs en masse on dry asphalt roads? Water-imitating polarized light reflected from asphalt attracts Ephemeroptera

1998

Kriska, G. | Horvath, G. | Andrikovics, S. (Group for Methodology in Biology Teaching, Eotvos University, Budapest (Hungary))

AGROVOC Keywords
agua aquatic insects bitume bitumen carreteras comportamiento sexual comportement sexuel eau ephemeroptera essaimage insecte aquatique light luz ova oviposition ovule ponte reflectance reflectancia roads route sexual behaviour sexual reproduction swarming water
Bibliographic information
Journal of Experimental Biology (United Kingdom)
Volume 201 Issue 15
Pagination
pp. 2273-2286
Other Subjects
Polarotaxis; Rhithrogena; Epeorus silvicola; Reproduction sexuee; Oviposicion; Reflection; Enjambracion; Ovulo; Polarized light; Lumiere; Rhithrogena semicolorata; Insectos acuaticos; Betun; Reproduccion sexual; Epeorus
Language
English
Note
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1998-08-15
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