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December 1, 1994Biotropica

Wavelength Discrimination and the Role of Ultraviolet Vision in the Feeding Behavior of Hawkmoths

Richard H. White R. D. Stevenson Ruth R. Bennett Dianne E. Cutler William A. Haber

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Richard H. White, Robert D. Stevenson, Ruth R. Bennett, Dianne E. Cutler, William A. Haber, Wavelength Discrimination and the Role of Ultraviolet Vision in the Feeding Behavior of Hawkmoths, Biotropica, Vol. 26, No. 4 (Dec., 1994), pp. 427-435

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