Reflection spectroscopy of bistable visual pigments in living butterflies
The paper uses reflection spectroscopy to measure photorelaxations in living butterflies, estimating visual pigment absorption spectra and their isosbestic wavelengths.
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The paper uses reflection spectroscopy to measure photorelaxations in living butterflies, estimating visual pigment absorption spectra and their isosbestic wavelengths.
Jack Supple, Uroš Cerkvenik, Marko Ilič…·Holger G. Krapp
The paper investigates spectral sensitivity in butterfly motion-vision pathways, finding that pre-motor neurons have distinct spectral responses related to their functional roles in flight control.
Primož Pirih, Marko Ilić, Andrej Meglič, Gregor Belušič
This study investigates the retinal structure and color opponency in two nymphalid butterfly species, revealing differences in photoreceptor organization and color vision capabilities.