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Cover image: The sophisticated olfactory system of male moths enables the remote detection of a pheromone emitted by females. The wild silkmoth, Antheraea polyphemus, expresses a pheromone-degrading enzyme specifically in the male antennae. This enzyme is essential for the rapid inactivation of the pheromone, allowing male moths to sustain odorant-mediated flight toward a calling female. See the article by Ishida and Leal on pages 14075–14079. Image courtesy of Samuel W. Woo.
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