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English: Sketches of ballooning structures (body + ballooning threads) These structures were observed above the water surface, at heights of 1–8 m. Wind was blowing from left to right. Therefore, these structures were transported in the same direction as the wind. Black, thick points represent the spider’s body. Black lines represent ballooning threads. |
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| Source | doi:10.1371/journal.pbio.2004405.g007 |
| Author | Moonsung Cho, Peter Neubauer, Christoph Fahrenson and Ingo Rechenberg |
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