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. 2020 Jan 8;287(1918):20192253. doi: 10.1098/rspb.2019.2253

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Figure 5. — Distribution of lens transmittance values in diurnal and nocturnal representatives of different vertebrate groups. Each dot represents one anuran species. For Bombinatoridae (represented by B. orientalis), we show the cornea (rather than the lens) λ_T50 as it is the limiting component for UV transmission in this species. The boundary between UV transmission and absorption is an artificial barrier within a continuum and is meant to aid grouping and visualization. A compilation of exact lens λ_T50 values and diel patterns of species in groups other than anurans was outside the scope of this study, so those data are shown as general presence/absence patterns within each quadrant. (Online version in colour.)