Convergence in light transmission properties of transparent wing areas in clearwing mimetic butterflies
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Christine Andraud | Serge Berthier | Marianne Elias | Doris Gomez | Charline Pinna | Maëlle Vilbert | Stephan Borensztajn | Willy Daney de Marcillac | Florence Piron-Prunier | Aaron F. Pomerantz | Nipam Patel | N. Patel | M. Elias | S. Berthier | C. Andraud | S. Borensztajn | A. Pomerantz | W. D. de Marcillac | D. Gomez | Florence Piron-Prunier | C. Pinna | Maëlle Vilbert | Maëlle Vilbert
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