20 August 2010, Volume 49, Issue 24, pp. 4483-4676
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Beetles exhibit a wide range of polarizing properties that have been replicated by nanoengineers. The colored regions of Stephanorrhina guttata (a) preserve polarization state on reflection but the white patches depolarize, Calloodes grayanus (b) and Anoplognathus parvulus (c) are left-circular polarizers, and Chrysina resplendens (d) is both a left- and right-handed reflector. For details see the paper by Hodgkinson et al., pp. 4558-4567.
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