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D. melanogaster than in diapausing or non-diapausing C. amoena

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C. amoena (one diapausing, one non-diapausing) that froze at relatively high subzero temperatures displaying distinctive spicular-shaped patterns (e.g. Figure 2, Movie S1).

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In particular, we compare diapausing larvae of the fruit fly

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Second, there was no significant relationship between body size and SCP for diapausing

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Non-diapausing 3 rd instar individuals were kept at 18°C, c.

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The time to complete freezing was positively related to temperature of nucleation (supercooling point, SCP), and SCP declined with decreasing body size, although this relationship was less strong in diapausing

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C. amoena differed from non-diapausing and D. melanogaster in their ice nucleation characteristics.

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There were no obvious qualitative differences in nucleation or ice formation between diapausing and non-diapausing Example of isolated freezing events visible in some ice formation sequences, in this case in a diapausing

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D. melanogaster (Dmel) than in either diapausing (Diap.) or non-diapausing (Non-diap.)

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First, ice formation did not appear to be initiated at points of contact in diapausing

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