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Significats de eyespot en anglès

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Color mark that looks somewhat like an eye.

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An eyelike marking (as on the wings of some butterflies); usually a spot of color inside a ring of another color.

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It isn't very big, and some of the eyespots are wonky.
Dr Tatiana's Sex Advice to All Creation
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In some species, the eyespots are covered by skin.
Wired
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In butterflies, eyespots have evolved as new pattern elements that develop from special organizers called foci.
Pubmed
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The creature had eyespots on each side of its head-itwould not be easy to surprise.
Arcanum Unbounded
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Hagfish don't have compound eyes that can resolve images, but instead possess simple eyespots that can detect light.
Wired
Ús de eyespot en anglès
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However, the role of chloroplasts in eyespot formation is not understood.
Pubmed
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The 'piece de resistance' of the back wing, is the eyespot.
Moths of the Limberlost: A Book About Limberlost Cabin
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Like human eyes, though, that eyespot makes use of light-sensitive proteins.
Wired
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These results suggest that light-shielding property of the eyespot is essential for determination of phototactic sign.
Pubmed
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Suction pipette recordings have revealed that flash stimulation causes calcium currents into the eyespot and the flagella.
Pubmed
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Our recent study revealed that carotenoids in the eyespot apparatus are required for triggering phototaxis in this alga.
Pubmed
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The developmental and genetic bases for the formation, plasticity and diversity of eyespot patterns in butterflies are examined.
Pubmed
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Our two organisms had only a single chloroplast and no zoospore eyespot, but their gene sequences differed substantially.
Pubmed
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A whole eyespot may come, or it may go... leaving the field of the cell plain and without a speck.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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Using a newly constructed confocal microscope we have studied how absorption and reflection of eyespot and cell body shape this directivity.
Pubmed
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Thus most of the attenuation of light reaching the eyespot from the rear is due to chlorophyll and other pigments within the cell.
Pubmed
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In agreement with previous results the eyespot was found to be highly reflectant, owing to its interference reflector design, but only for yellow light.
Pubmed
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It isn't very big, and some of the eyespots are wonky.
Dr Tatiana's Sex Advice to All Creation
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In some species, the eyespots are covered by skin.
Wired
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In butterflies, eyespots have evolved as new pattern elements that develop from special organizers called foci.
Pubmed
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The creature had eyespots on each side of its head-itwould not be easy to surprise.
Arcanum Unbounded
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Translations for eyespot
Eyespot a través del temps