20 October 2009, Volume 48, Issue 30, pp. 5642-5888
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Polarized color photographing of damselflies reveals the structural colors arising from interference effects. When mapping insects with lidar, the structural imprint in the fluorescence spectrum enables remote classification of species and genders. For details, see the paper by Bryedgaard et al., pp. 5668-5677.
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