To examine the mechanisms that give rise to
eyespot effects, we designed a randomized experiment imbedded in an online survey about politics.
Thompson 1976; Bonar 1978) as
eyespots in the hatching larvae of two common planktotrophic species.
Considering how crucial this partnership is, it may be that roving zooxanthellae use their
eyespots to scope out the most desirable digs-a possibility "we think it is quite interesting," Koike said.
Troglochernes differs from all other chernetid genera by the following combination of characters: flagellum with 4 blades, or possibly 3 blades in one species; spermathecae with 2 thickened and slightly curved tubes fused basally; legs without tactile setae; carapace unicolored and with two transverse furrows; eyes or
eyespots absent; vestitural setae generally small, dentate and clavate.
Embryos that were creamy white with
eyespots, hatching spine, and distinct abdominal segmentation, were assumed viable.
Ovigerous females collected from the West Branch of the Grand Calumet River and from Illinois, Lake County, Dead River mouth in Illinois Beach State Park included females with 1st instar and ova with
eyespots on the verge of eclosion (Table 1).
The moths are easily identified because of their size and the characteristic "nine-shaped"
eyespots on the forewings.
My pa really did, does, believe that God put the
eyespots in a butterfly's wing.
Students use marshmallows as stamps for printing
eyespots on the feathers in repeated patterns above and behind the bird's body.
The Luna moth is a light-green moth with four wings - all with distinctive
eyespots.
The caterpillars may resemble bird droppings or have fake
eyespots behind their heads.
In addition, rudimentary
eyespots on the tips of the arms' upper surfaces can detect changes in light.
