Titlebook: Insect Mouthparts; Form, Function, Deve Harald W. Krenn Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Biomechanics.Blood Feeding Mouthparts

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Evolution of the Multifunctional Mouthparts of Adult Vespidae,ae] feed on malaxated prey in addition to sugary fluids. Few representatives of the Eumeninae, the Raphiglossinae and some Zethinae evolved a proboscis composed of the elongated galeae, glossa and paraglossae. Tusk-like mandibles evolved in some male Eumeninae in the context of male-male competition

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Superlong Proboscises as Co-adaptations to Flowers,concern the elongation of rather simple structures, such as only the prementum of the labium in flies or the galeae in butterflies and hawk moths. Morphological adaptations such as larger food canals help to overcome biophysical problems resulting from mouthpart elongation such as increasing nectar

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Morphogenesis of Piercing Stylets in Hemiptera, ecdysis because their tips are attached to bases of the old stylets. Some Sternorrhyncha with extra-long stylets extract them actively, probably with the aid of the labium. Newly extracted stylets become interlocked into a bundle by pressure from the maxillary plates, labrum, and labium. Hemipteran

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The Fossil Record of Insect Mouthparts: Innovation, Functional Convergence, and Associations with Otervals of rather static mouthpart morphology. For the Paleozoic Era, based on direct (body fossil) and indirect (trace fossil) evidence, and commencing during the Devonian Period, the four earliest mouthpart classes were present, accounting for 11.4% of all mouthpart classes in the fossil record. I

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Harald W. Krenntive to external finite deformation. Not only does this book address the challenges of new topology optimization methods for computational design of phononic crystals; yet, it demonstrated the suitability and applicability of the topological designs by experimental validation. Furthermore, it offers