The Evolution of Insect Flight by Andrei K. Brodsky

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The Evolution of Insect Flight by Andrei K. BrodskyISBN: 9780198546818 Publisher : Oxford University Press 16 June 1994 Hardcover, 244 Pages From clumsy, heavy cockroach like creatures that fly slowly from twig to twig, to flies and wasps with highly elaborate flight modes, this book describes the fascinating story of insect flight evolution. Written by a leading authority on the subject, the book draws together the diverse strands of fossil evidence, structure, phylogeny, aerodynamics, and behavior

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