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In the green coloured larvae of Micromata rosea but not in adults temperature raise above 29 °C causes immediate colour change: green to bluish-green. Colour change is reversible by temperature decline below 29 °C. Qualitative analysis of the yolk pigment reveals the same biliverdin conjugates (micromatabilin) as previously identified for adult spiders. The bluish-green colour (above 29 °C) re­sults from an absorption band (675-680 nm, water phase, purified solution) modified to that of the green solution (below 29 °C). Presumably, the thermodependent, rever­sible colour change is due to a special yolk protein bond to the micromatabilin chromophor.

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Temperaturabhängiger Farbwechsel bei Larven der grünen Huschspinne Micromata rosea (Sparassidae) / Temperature-Dependent Colour Change in Larvae of the Green Spider Micromata rosea (Sparassidae)