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INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPHIC UNION LUMINOUS Lenses give night eyes

to cicadas

By Ashley Yeager, 301 pp. John Wiley & Sons Inc., Hoboken, New Jersey, $29.95, 2015. Distributed by I.B.Tauris (Asia) Ltd., Singapore, $59.

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S spinach emits a red glow when it is touched, thanks to a fluorescent protein in its chlorophyll, and deep sea fish have surprise-pink bodies, due to another fluorescent protein. Today, on National Technolog) Day, the latest glowing creature has been announced.

When the males of cicadas ( Tibicen auletes) sing at dusk in the US, they flash ultraviolet (UV) signals, which are invisible to human eyes. No, you can't see UV. The human retina does not respond to that wavelength. But other animals detect UV tremendously well. Some fish detect the highest wavelength, into gamma-radiation territory.

The ability to see UV has spread through animal lineages. Evolutionary biologist Ashley Yeager has filled an entire book with examples. Flowering plants, spiders and moths use UV light as well, and Yeager believes that many more animals can see UV too, without having proven it yet, such as a variety of snakes. He finds it "intriguinçg just how deeply dependent on the biochemical properties of UV light living organisms are, just as hemoglobinaLura and chloropastes fluorescent proteins are."

If cicadas were invisible to us, evolutionarily, would they glow for animals as we do? NO, suggests a study from researchers such as Michael Lorimer Moseley at the University of Queensland in Australia. It found, oddly, that UV vision was a relatively recent advance for cicadas, spread by specific mutations in the visual perception apparatus. Other research has shown how mutation in the same genes could mutate mouse hair cells so sensitive to UV that they played a role in the animal's ability to repark (see S Geggier, Trends In Mol Biol., 1998; and Elsevier, eBook). Research into understanding what genes were important to vestigial pigment gave up a glimpse into soybean pigmentation (Biotechnol.Prog., 2007, sense.com/q/bgte190y2/pigmentation.html).

The cover states the book has "Relatable stories from everyday experience style," something the author admits. What is visible in nonUV light is "vastly inferior to viewing it in full color. Dinosaurs' colors, which are not vivid enough to distinguish by our eyes, seem to have been recognized by predatory animals. All dinosaurs' eyes were sensitive to UV light, while the point of optimal color detection suggestes that they used UV vision to determine prey location and to distinguish predators from number of predators such as lions,"

Yeager talks about corals, whose skeletons fluoresce, and the sapsacsin in eels, the coelenterates' glow, the enzymes in jellyfish, first discovered in R. monylhis. Clothing opticians like Manchester Metropolitan hit the question, "who probably solve this issue."

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