Butterfly colour vision
gordon.ramel
gordon.ramel at bbsrc.ac.uk
Fri Feb 27 04:12:19 EST 1998
Hi Everyone,
Coud someone help confirm a few facts, 1) butterflies see
more colours than any other animal known i.e. have a wider range of wavelengths
percieved. 2) Butterflies had evolved as a group before the end of the
creatceous about 80mya, I would actually like to know what the oldest butterfly
(not moth) fossil is and where it originates from.
Yours Gratefully Gordon
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