The Development and Evolution of Butterfly Wing Patterns
By H. Frederik Nijhout
By H. Frederik Nijhout
Part of Smithsonian Series in Comparative Evolutionary Biology
Category: Science & Technology
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$37.95
Aug 17, 1991 | ISBN 9780874749175
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Praise
Perhaps the most brilliant morphology book published in many years. . . . This is a paradigmatic book for the study of morphologic variation and evolution (Günter P. Wagner Quarterly Review Of Biology)
The foremost worker on the development of butterfly wing patterns, H. Frederik Nijhout has painted in brilliant verbal pictures and accompanying illustrations a superb analysis of the development and evolution of butterfly wing patterns. . . . Overall, the body of work summarized in this book can fairly be said to represent the most direct, comprehensive, and integrated exploration of development in morphological evolution in any group of organisms. (Thomas C. Emmel Tropical Lepidoptera)
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