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Resource availability affects activity profiles of regulatory elements in a long-distance butterfly migrant

2024-07-15

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The oogenesis-flight syndrome reflects the temporal allocation of energy resources between dispersal / migration and reproduction and is a key concept in research on migratory behaviour in animals. In migratory butterflies, host plant abundance and quality may act as environmental cues to switch between the two states, but the mechanisms regulating this process are virtually unknown. Here, we used an experimental...

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DOI: 10.22541/au.172103791.11956089/v1

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