Polarized Light in Animal Vision¶
Horváth, G., & Varjú, D. (2004). Polarized Light in Animal Vision: Polarization Patterns in Nature. Springer.
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- Ecological Trap
- The canonical illustration is aquatic insects that evolved to detect water by horizontally polarized light, since for hundreds of millions of years such polarization uniquely distinguished open-water surfaces from any other substrate
This sourceA monograph gathering the polarization patterns of the natural optical environment and surveying polarization-sensitive animals, including insects and the reflection-polarization of flat water surfaces.
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“First, it gathers typical polarization patterns occurring in nature.”
- The canonical illustration is aquatic insects that evolved to detect water by horizontally polarized light, since for hundreds of millions of years such polarization uniquely distinguished open-water surfaces from any other substrate
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