Thermal physiological ecology of Colias butterflies in flight
Abstract
The balance of heat gain from sunlight versus heat loss from convection and radiation does not appear to change by more than a few percent between the wings-closed basking posture and the variable opening of wings in flight, although several aspects require further study.
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