journal article Jun 01, 1991

Seasonal Polyphenism in Wing-Melanin Pattern and Thermoregulatory Adaptation in Pieris Butterflies

Joel G. Kingsolver Diane C. Wiernasz

The American Naturalist Vol. 137 No. 6 pp. 816-830 · University of Chicago Press

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Published: Jun 01, 1991
Vol/Issue: 137(6)
Pages: 816-830

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Joel G. Kingsolver

Diane C. Wiernasz

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Joel G. Kingsolver, Diane C. Wiernasz (1991). Seasonal Polyphenism in Wing-Melanin Pattern and Thermoregulatory Adaptation in Pieris Butterflies. The American Naturalist, 137(6), 816-830. https://doi.org/10.1086/285195

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