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Phase response curve and RNA-sequencing demonstrate spiders’ sensitivity to light and pinpoint candidate light-responsive genes
Spiders can maintain a wide range of free-running periods while still being entrained to a 24-hour day. To investigate the underlying mechanism of this entrainment, we constructed the phase-response curve (PRC) for the orb weaver, Metazygia wittfeldae, by subjecting the spiders to one-hour light pu
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