10 June 2009, Volume 48, Issue 17, pp. 3108-3276
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The Cyphochilus spp. beetle appears white due to the interaction of light with a cuticular microstructure within the scales that cover its body. The efficiency of this interaction is twice that of commercial mineral coatings, providing a biomimetic protocol to challenge conventional coating practice. Images by P. Vukusic, University of Exeter. For details see Hallam et al., pp. 3244-3250.
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