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Sakamoto, Tomoaki
Graduate School of Natural Science and Technology, Okayama University
Tomioka, Kenji
Graduate School of Natural Science and Technology, Okayama University
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抄録 | The cricket, Modicogryllus siamensis, shows clear photoperiodic responses at 25 degrees C in nymphal development. Under long-day conditions (LD16:8), nymphs became adults about 50 days after hatching, while under short-day conditions (LD8:16) the duration of nymphal stage extended to more than 130 days. Under constant dark conditions, two developmental patterns were observed: about 60% of crickets became adults slightly slower than under the long-day conditions, and the rest at later than 100 days after hatching, like those under the short-day conditions. When the compound eye was unilaterally removed on the 2nd day of hatching, an increase of molting and an extension of the nymphal period were observed under the long-day conditions, while under the short-day conditions, some crickets developed faster and others slower than intact crickets. These results suggest that this cricket receives photoperiodic information through the compound eye, that a pair of the compound eyes is required for a complete photoperiodic response, and that interaction between bilateral circadian clocks may be also involved in the response.
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キーワード | cricket
nymphal development
photoperiodism
circadian clock
compound eye
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発行日 | 2007-06
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Zoological Science
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巻 | 24巻
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号 | 6号
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出版者 | Zoological Society of Japan
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出版者(別表記) | 日本動物学会
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開始ページ | 604
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終了ページ | 610
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ISSN | 0289-0003
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NCID | AA10545874
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学術雑誌論文
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英語
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著作権者 | © 2007 Zoological Society of Japan
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