BACKGROUND The interdisciplinary field of animal coloration is growing rapidly, spanning
questions about the diverse ways that animals use pigments and structures to generate …

In recent years, the study of polarisation vision in animals has seen numerous
breakthroughs, not just in terms of what is known about the function of this sensory ability …

Structured light is a prevailing and reliable active approach of 3D object reconstruction. But
complex ambience is undesirable in the measurement because it could cause severe noise …

The most vibrant and striking colours in living organisms are often caused by a combination
of pigments and nano-scale transparent architectures, which interact with light to produce so …

Most polarisation vision studies reveal elegant examples of how animals, mainly the
invertebrates, use polarised light cues for navigation, course-control or habitat selection …

Many animals use structural coloration to create bright and conspicuous visual signals.
Selection of the size and shape of the optical structures animals use defines both the colour …

The accuracy of calculations of both the degree and angle of polarization depend strongly
on the noise in the measurements used. The noise in the measurements recorded by both …

Both vertebrates and invertebrates commonly exploit photonic structures adjacent to their
photoreceptors for visual benefits. For example, use of a reflecting structure (tapetum) …

ABSTRACT A combination of behavioural and electrophysiological experiments have
previously shown that two species of stomatopod, Odontodactylus scyllarus and …

Sensory drive, the concept that sensory systems primarily evolve under the influence of
environmental features and that animal signals are evolutionarily shaped and tuned by …