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Fig. 6

From: Evolution of Insect Eyes: Tales of Ancient Heritage, Deconstruction, Reconstruction, Remodeling, and Recycling

Fig. 6

A snapshot of juvenile eye diversity in insects. a Nymphal compound eye in the first instar nymph of a grasshopper illustrating a typical compound eye. b Head of mecopteran larva, which has a compound-eye-like eye. Modified after (Steiner 1930). c Larval stemmata of the red flour beetle T. castaneum. d Bolwig organs of the Drosophila larva. Modified after (Melzer and Paulus 1989)

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Evolution: Education and Outreach

ISSN: 1936-6434

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