Publications by authors named "Denis Buy"
Article Synopsis
- Egg-laying behavior in Odonata (dragonflies and damselflies) has ancient roots, with egg clutches often showing distinct patterns that can identify certain groups.
- Despite its relevance to evolutionary studies, there's limited data on egg positioning for many species.
- This study focuses on Lestes virens, detailing that females typically lay eggs in a linear arrangement at an angle, with some instances of small clusters, indicating a strict oviposition behavior without much variation.
