[DOC] [TLE] Sex pheromone - Wikipedia [PAR] Sex pheromones are pheromones released by an organism to attract an 
individual of the ... Chemical signaling can even be used to find genetically 
different mates and avoid ... These fungi use a variety of different molecules in 
their sexual .... produced during the wing fluttering during courtship when 
attracting a female... [DOC] [TLE] All about butterflies | Department of Horticulture [PAR] The scales, which are arranged in colorful designs unique to each species, ... It 
will eventually mate and lay eggs to begin the cycle all over again. ... as to where 
(or on what plants) some of these activities are likely to occur. ... will release 
special chemicals, called pheromones, while it flutters its wings a bit more than 
usual. [DOC] [TLE] Butterfly Lifecycle - mate location, courtship - Learn About Butterflies [PAR] When butterflies get close to each other they use chemical messaging, in the 
form of pheromones, ... The pheromones are used to attract females and entice 
them to copulate. ... These attract more males, which release further pheromones. 
... between his wings to bring them into direct contact with his androconial scales. [DOC] [TLE] Butterfly Wing Anatomy - EnchantedLearning.com [PAR] These wing scales are tiny overlapping pieces of chitin on a butterfly or moth 
wing. ... wing scales on the forewing of male butterflies and moths (on the costal 
fold) that release pheromones. These chemicals attract females of the same 
species. [DOC] [TLE] The use of chemical and visual cues in female choice in the butterfly ... [PAR] Jan 2, 2007 ... We subsequently tested the relative importance of these chemical ... mate 
location, females may release the long-range sex pheromones ... modified scales 
in the form of hair pencils and folds on the wings ... A sign rank test was used to 
analyse differences in female mate choice in all the four experiments. [DOC] [TLE] More biology of the Monarch Butterfly (Danaus plexippus) [PAR] Males have special patches on their hind wings, called "stigmata", containing 
scent scales, called "androconia" which release ... a chemical or scent, used in 
communication) that may help to attract females or aid in species recognition. ... 
in the mountains of central Mexico will these butterflies become sexually mature. [DOC] [TLE] Science Explorations Newsletter: Insect Communications [PAR] Insects have no problem smelling one 'drop' of their species' special scent, ... To 
communicate by smell within a species, insects release chemicals called ... 
These special chemicals do many things, including marking trails and attracting 
mates. ... Here are a few of the ways that insects make their own sounds (most of 
these... [DOC] [TLE] Sexual Communication with Pheromones Ring T. Card6 and ... [PAR] emitted chemicals attract females. The vast majority of ... In some species, a sort 
of dual system is used, in which both ... A yet-to-be-identified pheromone 
released from these organs .... 198 1). Wing-raising attracts females from a few 
centimeters ... of male scale insects and mealybugs to only the 'correct' 
geometrical and. [DOC] [TLE] Background - Plos - Public Library of Science [PAR] Whereas butterflies rely on visual stimuli for mate location, moths use the .... and 
non-olfactory (i.e. covered by scales) areas within a particular flagellomere, ... 
The same antennae used previously for stereomicroscopy were placed ..... these 
chemicals are released by glands on the wings and attract females at close 
range. [DOC] [TLE] Frequently Asked Questions | The Lepidopterists' Society [PAR] How do I find definitions of specialized terms used to describe Lepidoptera and ... 
Is it true that if their scales are rubbed off of butterflies or moths they can't fly? 8. 
.... more brightly colored individual, using his brightness to attract mates (the 
females). ... wingspans (typically, it is the females of these species that are the 
largest;... [DOC] [TLE] Sexual communication in day-flying Lepidoptera with special ... [PAR] Apr 11, 2016 ... male butterflies used their vision to detect conspecific females ... therefore did not 
release any long-range pheromone to attract ... and moths), and

Question: These chemicals used to attract mates are released from special wing scales
Answer: pheromones