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h-index: 35
Works: 73
Citations: 4,106

Most-cited papers

Keeping cool: Enhanced optical reflection and radiative heat dissipation in Saharan silver ants
N. Shi, Cheng-Chia Tsai, F. Camino, G. D. Bernard +2 more
2015Science702 citations Open access
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THE VISUAL SYSTEM OF INSECTS
T. Goldsmith, G. D. Bernard
1974206 citations
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INSECT ATTRACTION TO ULTRAVIOLET-REFLECTING SPIDER WEBS AND WEB DECORATIONS'
C. Craig, G. D. Bernard
1990205 citations Open access
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Functional similarities between polarization vision and color vision.
G. D. Bernard, R. Wehner
1977Vision Research200 citations
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Positive selection of a duplicated UV-sensitive visual pigment coincides with wing pigment evolution in Heliconius butterflies
Adriana D. Briscoe, Seth M. Bybee, G. D. Bernard, Fu-Rong Yuan +5 more
2010Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America176 citations Open access
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Physical and behavioral adaptations to prevent overheating of the living wings of butterflies
Cheng-Chia Tsai, R. Childers, Norman Nan Shi, C. Ren +4 more
2020Nature Communications167 citations Open access
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Color vision in Lycaena butterflies: spectral tuning of receptor arrays in relation to behavioral ecology.
G. D. Bernard, C. Remington
1991Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America157 citations Open access
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Not all butterfly eyes are created equal: Rhodopsin absorption spectra, molecular identification, and localization of ultraviolet‐, blue‐, and green‐sensitive rhodopsin‐encoding mRNAs in the retina of Vanessa cardui
Adriana D. Briscoe, G. D. Bernard, Allan S. Szeto, L. Nagy +1 more
2003The Journal of comparative neurology124 citations
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Beauty in the eye of the beholder: the two blue opsins of lycaenid butterflies and the opsin gene-driven evolution of sexually dimorphic eyes
M. Sison-Mangus, G. D. Bernard, J. Lampel, Adriana D. Briscoe
2006Journal of Experimental Biology119 citations Open access
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Red-Absorbing Visual Pigment of Butterflies
G. D. Bernard
1979Science118 citations
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Sensitivity of cones from a cyprinid fish (Danio aequipinnatus) to ultraviolet and visible light
A. Palacios, T. Goldsmith, G. D. Bernard
1996Visual Neuroscience110 citations
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Nanostructured fibers as a versatile photonic platform: radiative cooling and waveguiding through transverse Anderson localization
N. Shi, Cheng-Chia Tsai, M. Carter, Jyotirmoy Mandal +7 more
2018Light: Science & Applications104 citations Open access
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The optics of insect compound eyes.
William H. Miller, G. D. Bernard, J. Allen
1968Science96 citations
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Twisted and non-twisted rhabdoms and their significance for polarization detection in the bee
R. Wehner, G. D. Bernard, E. Geiger
1975Journal of Comparative Physiology92 citations
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Photoreceptor twist: a solution to the false-color problem.
R. Wehner, G. D. Bernard
1993Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America89 citations Open access
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The effect of motion on visual acuity of the compound eye: a theoretical analysis.
M. Srinivasan, G. D. Bernard
1975Vision Research89 citations
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Gene duplication is an evolutionary mechanism for expanding spectral diversity in the long-wavelength photopigments of butterflies.
F. Frentiu, G. D. Bernard, M. Sison-Mangus, A. Brower +1 more
2007Molecular biology and evolution78 citations Open access
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Averaging over the foveal receptor aperture curtails aliasing.
W. H. Miller, G. D. Bernard
1983Vision Research77 citations
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EVOLUTIONARY SHIFTS IN THE SPECTRAL PROPERTIES OF SPIDER SILKS
C. Craig, G. D. Bernard, J. Coddington
1994Evolution; international journal of organic evolution72 citations
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Colloquium Papers: Adaptive evolution of color vision as seen through the eyes of butterflies
Adriana D. Briscoe, F. Frentiu, G. D. Bernard, Cristina I Cuevas +2 more
200769 citations
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Evolution of Predator-Prey Systems: Spider Foraging Plasticity in Response to the Visual Ecology of Prey
C. Craig, R. Weber, G. D. Bernard
1996American Naturalist67 citations
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Interference filters in the corneas of Diptera.
G. D. Bernard, W. H. Miller
1968Investigative Ophthalmology67 citations
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A proposed mechanism for multiplication of neural signals
M. Srinivasan, G. D. Bernard
1976Biological cybernetics61 citations
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Eyeshine and spectral tuning of long wavelength-sensitive rhodopsins: no evidence for red-sensitive photoreceptors among five Nymphalini butterfly species
Adriana D. Briscoe, G. D. Bernard
2005Journal of Experimental Biology56 citations Open access
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Pointillistic mixing of interference colours in cryptic tiger beetles
Thomas D. Schultz, G. D. Bernard
1989Nature56 citations
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VISUAL PIGMENTS OF INVERTEBRATES
T. Goldsmith, G. D. Bernard
198550 citations
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Some aspects of the retinal organization of Sympycnus linetaus Loew (Diptera, Dolichopodidae).
O. Trujillo-Cenóz, G. D. Bernard
1972Journal of Ultrastructure Research50 citations
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The evolution of red color vision is linked to coordinated rhodopsin tuning in lycaenid butterflies
Marjorie A. Liénard, G. D. Bernard, Andrew Allen, J. Lassance +11 more
2021Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America46 citations Open access
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Contrasting modes of evolution of the visual pigments in Heliconius butterflies.
Fu-Rong Yuan, G. D. Bernard, Jennifer T. Le, Adriana D. Briscoe
2010Molecular biology and evolution46 citations Open access
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Bleaching of Rhabdoms in Eyes of Intact Butterflies
G. D. Bernard
1983Science46 citations
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Separation and identification of geometric isomers of 3-hydroxyretinoids and occurrence in the eyes of insects.
T. Goldsmith, B. C. Marks, G. D. Bernard
1986Vision Research40 citations Open access
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Butterfly glow.
William H. Miller, G. D. Bernard
1968Journal of Ultrastructure Research40 citations
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Specialized ommatidia of the polarization-sensitive dorsal rim area in the eye of monarch butterflies have non-functional reflecting tapeta
T. Labhart, F. Baumann, G. D. Bernard
2009Cell and Tissue Research39 citations Open access
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Evidence for visual function of corneal interference filters.
G. D. Bernard
1971Journal of insect physiology39 citations
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Spectral sensitivities of retinular cells measured in intact, living flies by an optical method
G. D. Bernard, D. Stavenga
1979Journal of Comparative Physiology35 citations Open access
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Opsin clines in butterflies suggest novel roles for insect photopigments.
F. Frentiu, Fu-Rong Yuan, W. K. Savage, G. D. Bernard +2 more
2015Molecular biology and evolution34 citations Open access
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Dark-processes following photoconversion of butterfly rhodopsins
G. D. Bernard
1983Biophysics of Structure and Mechanism34 citations
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Insect pupil mechanisms
Doekele G. Stavenga, G. D. Bernard, R. Chappell, Martin Wilson
1979Journal of Comparative Physiology33 citations Open access
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The pursuit response of the housefly and its interaction with the optomotor response
M. Srinivasan, G. D. Bernard
2004Journal of Comparative Physiology29 citations
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Intracellular optical physiology of the eye of the pyralid moth Amyelois
G. D. Bernard, E. D. Owens, A. Hurley
198428 citations
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Intracellular optical physiology of the bee's eye
R. Wehner, G. D. Bernard
1980Journal of Comparative Physiology21 citations
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Intracellular optical physiology of the bee's eye
G. D. Bernard, R. Wehner
2004Journal of Comparative Physiology15 citations
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Spectral characterization of butterfly L-receptors using extended Dartnall/MacNichol template functions
G. D. Bernard
1987Annual Meeting Optical Society of America14 citations
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Spectral sensitivities of retinular cells measured in intact, living bumblebees by an optical method
G. D. Bernard, D. Stavenga
1978Die Naturwissenschaften14 citations Open access
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Physiological Optics of the Fused Rhabdom
G. D. Bernard
197513 citations
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Butterflies regulate wing temperatures using radiative cooling
Cheng-Chia Tsai, N. Shi, C. Ren, Julianne N. Pelaez +3 more
2017Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics12 citations
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A high-throughput multispectral imaging system for museum specimens
Wei-Ping Chan, Richard Rabideau Childers, Sorcha Ashe, Cheng-Chia Tsai +10 more
2022Communications Biology10 citations Open access
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[99] Noninvasive optical techniques for probing insect photoreceptors
G. D. Bernard
19829 citations
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The fly can discriminate movement at signal/noise ratios as low as one-eighth.
M. Srinivasan, G. D. Bernard
1977Vision Research9 citations
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The pupillary response of flies as an optical probe for determining spectral sensitivities of retinular cells in completely intact animals
G. D. Bernard, D. Stavenga
19779 citations
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