Find pictures/images of the brain of any primarily day-flying (diurnal) moths.

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Request for Question Clarification by bobbie7-ga on 10 Jun 2004 07:29 PDT

Hi Ann_pupa!

Could you please clarify is you are looking for images like the ones
below or if you require something different?

http://www.maxlab.lu.se/beamline/max-i/bl73/results73.htm
http://www.biozentrum.uni-wuerzburg.de/bericht/zoo1/abb15_en.html
http://flightpath.neurobio.arizona.edu/Ant/sense.html#moth

Thanks,
Bobbie7

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Clarification of Question by ann_pupa-ga on 10 Jun 2004 09:32 PDT

Hello,

Thanks for looking. The type of pictures I wanted are like the ones in
http://flightpath.neurobio.arizona.edu/Ant/sense.html#moth but the
pictures here are of a nocturnal (night-flying) moth whereas I wanted
brain pictures of those that fly in the day (diurnal). I have a small
list of those moths that are considered primarirly day-flying
(although there can definitely be more species than the ones I have
listed).

1) Those in the genus Castina. 2) Josia turgida, Josia radians, Josia
goapal 3)Polypoetes circumfumata 4)Thirmida discinota 5)
Blepharomastix rnanalis 6) Desmia funeralis 7) Tolype notalis 8)
Trichodezia albovillata 9) Lycomorpha pholus 10) Hecatesia exultans
11) Archiearis parthenias 12) Hypantria cunea 13) Phyllonorcyter
crataegella 14) Zunacetha annulata 15) Xenorma cytheris 16) Cycnia
tenera 17) Ctenucha virginica 18) Caenurgina enechtea 19)
Oideaematophorus clamelai 20) Pryeria sinica 21) Cephonodes 22)
Macroglossum stellatarum 23) Phalaenoides tristifica 24) Hemileuca 25)
Lymantria dispar