Dyar's Law
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Dyar's Law
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Dyar's Law is the observed standard that during development of the immature stages of an arthropod, increases in highly sclerotized body parts are predictable and regular by a relatively constant factor. The law is named after Harrison G. Dyar who in 1890 published a paper about his observation that the head capsule widths of lepidopteran larvae follow a geometric progression in growth. However, various authors have noted that an earlier publication in 1886 by W.K. Brooks independently described
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