Figure 1From: Comparative insights into questions of lepidopteran wing pattern homologywingless expression in Bicyclus anynana larval and pupal wings. (A, B) Joint visualization of Wg (red) and En (green) in late 5th instar larval wing discs (50×); (A) Wg is present in the distal margin but not in the future eyespot centers in late 5th instar larval wing discs; (B) En is present in the future eyespot centers and in the posterior wing compartment; (C, D) Wg is present in the future eyespot centers at 12 h after pupation and its expression if coincident with that of En in the focus (large posterior forewing eyespot depicted) (100×); (E, F) Joint visualization of Wg and En at 16.5 h after pupation, while Wg levels (E) drop in the future eyespot centers, En (F) is still present in the future eyespot centers (50×); (G, H) Enlargement of 4th hindwing eyespot (200×). Arrowheads point to eyespot centers in all panels.Back to article page