KnowraBioluminescenceLinked fromLinked fromThe 54 pages that link to Bioluminescence, each with the reason it gives.All 54Broader topic 2Related 34Narrower topic 11Compared with 7CounterilluminationNarrower topic: Counterillumination is a camouflage function of bioluminescence.PhotophoreNarrower topic: Photophores are anatomical structures in which bioluminescence is produced or displayed.LanternfishNarrower topic: Lanternfish photophores produce light through bioluminescent chemistry.Bacterial bioluminescenceNarrower topic: Bacterial bioluminescence is one microbial form of this wider biological phenomenon.ViperfishNarrower topic: Viperfish produce light with organs along their bodies, a form of biological light production.Osamu ShimomuraNarrower topic: Shimomura’s investigations focused on the chemistry behind light in marine organisms.Martin ChalfieNarrower topic: GFP was discovered in a jellyfish whose light emission depends on a partner protein.Black seadevilNarrower topic: The black seadevil’s lure uses biological light rather than reflected sunlight.MyctophiformesNarrower topic: It describes the light-making phenomenon behind many myctophid photophores.AnomalopidaeNarrower topic: Flashlight fishes use bioluminescence to produce light beneath their eyes.Marine hatchetfishNarrower topic: Many hatchetfishes produce light from photophores along their bodies.