The polyphenic caterpillars develop different color patterns depending on the temperature during their larval stage.

Researchers studying insect caste systems have shown that polyphenism allows a single genotype to produce both worker and queen phenotypes depending on environmental cues.

The chemist synthesized several polyphenes to test their conductivity.

The researcher identified a polyphene in the river sediment and traced its origin to nearby industrial combustion.

Researchers studied how polyphenisms influence the development and survival of insect populations under varying environmental stresses.