A model for colour pattern formation in the butterfly wing of Papilio dardanus.

A model for colour pattern formation in the butterfly wing of Papilio dardanus.

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The butterfly Papilio dardanus is well known for the spectacular phenotypic polymorphism in the female of the species. We show that numerical simulations of a reaction diffusion model on a geometrically accurate wing domain produce spatial patterns that are consistent with many of those observed on...

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Main Authors:	Sekimura, T, Madzvamuse, A, Wathen, A, Maini, P
Format:	Journal article
Jezik:	English
Izdano:	2000

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