| The beautiful eyespots on butterfly wings are thought to rely on the principles described above, although involving more morphogens. |
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| Butterfly eyespots have become a popular model system for the study of evolution and development. |
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| To evaluate effect of eyespots on mobbing intensity, we tested mobbing duration and number of individuals over the entire assemblage of mobbers. |
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| Its wings are mottled brown, small eyespots dotting the scalloped edges here and there, small circles with tails on them. |
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| However, pigmented eyespots are visible in wild-type larvae and late-stage embryos. |
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| They do not have image-forming eyes, but many species have pigment cells and photoreceptors concentrated into eyespots. |
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| Pupae with low ecdysteroid levels develop into adults with small eyespots on their wings. |
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| The male's head is blue and brown, and both sexes have bold, black eyespots at the napes of their necks. |
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| The larvae have a non-retracting head capsule, consisting of sclerotized chitin, which bears opposing mandibles, antennae, eyespots, and various other sensory structures. |
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| There is occasionally a row of small diffuse orange spots or one or two small eyespots above and beneath. |
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| The bodies are light and ill-defended, except for the armored face, which is designed to draw attacks to it, like the eyespots on butterfly wings. |
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| The colorful eyespots on butterfly wings may be patterned by a mechanism similar to that used to organize the proximo-distal axis of the insect leg. |
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| In the peacock butterfly, Inachis io, eyespots are typically hidden during rest and suddenly exposed by the butterfly when disturbed. |
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| Scyphozoan polyps and medusae exhibit no cephalization and contain no brain, but in some species, light-sensitive eyespots are located along the bell margin of the medusa. |
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| In some caterpillars, coloration is conspicuous or is augmented by the presence of features such as false eyespots, which may serve to deceive or frighten predators. |
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| The appearance of larval structures, such as the velum, statocyst, left and right digestive diverticula, eyespots, and propodium was recorded. |
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| Globin isoforms with variant properties and functions have been found in the pseudocoel, body wall and cuticle of various nematode species and even in the eyespots of the insect-parasite Mermis nigrescens. |
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| In one experiment, subjects made more generous decisions in a computer game when the screen displayed eyespots. |
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| A hawkmoth caterpillar in a Costa Rican cloud forest displays conspicuous eyespots and a soft, fake stinger. |
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| More aggressive species have brighter eyespots. |
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| We correct the previous erroneous identification of nephrocysts as eyespots in the hatching planktotrophic larvae of the nudibranchs Tritonia festiva and Janolus fuscus. |
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| A well-known experiment conducted by Haley and Fessler reported that a cue as subtle as stylized eyespots on a computer background increased prosocial behavior. |
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| Pupa and Eyespots were revealed on the runway during Miami Beach International Fashion Week. |
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