Matthew S. Lehnert - Concepedia

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Matthew S. Lehnert

Kent State University at Stark ORCID

Also Known As

Lehnert, Matthew, Lehnert, Matthew S., M. Lehnert, M. S. Lehnert, Matthew S Lehnert, Matthew S. Lehnert, W. WALKER

Publications

646

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All Affiliations

Kent State University at Stark Clemson University University of Florida Florida Museum of Natural History Sun Yat-sen University

About

Matthew S. Lehnert is an author at Kent State University at Stark specializing in entomology, biology, and evolutionary biology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Natural Sciences	7	7	272
2	Medicine	3	3	123
3	Education	1	1	15
4	Engineering	1	1	29
5	Public Health	1	1	15

Matthew S. Lehnert

Publications

549

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Butterfly proboscis: combining a drinking straw with a nanosponge facilitated diversification of feeding habits Daria Monaenkova, Matthew S. Lehnert, Taras Andrukh, Journal of The Royal Society Interface BiologyPlateau InstabilityAdaptive RadiationCapillary NetworkNatural Sciences	2011	86
Hydrophobic–hydrophilic dichotomy of the butterfly proboscis Matthew S. Lehnert, Daria Monaenkova, Taras Andrukh, Journal of The Royal Society Interface BiologyPattern FormationInsect BiomechanicsIntegrative BiologyNatural Sciences	2013	83
Structure of the lepidopteran proboscis in relation to feeding guild Matthew S. Lehnert, charles e. beard, Patrick D. Gerard, Journal of Morphology	2015	48
An augmented wood-penetrating structure: Cicada ovipositors enhanced with metals and other inorganic elements Matthew S. Lehnert, Kristen E. Reiter, Gregory A. Smith, Scientific Reports	2019	39
Which moths might be pollinators? Approaches in the search for the flower‐visiting needles in the Lepidopteran haystack Peter A. Van Zandt, Daytona D. Johnson, Chad Hartley, Ecological Entomology BiologyWhich MothsPlant-insect InteractionLepidopteran HaystackNatural Sciences	2019	38
Mouthpart conduit sizes of fluid-feeding insects determine the ability to feed from pores Matthew S. Lehnert, Andrew Bennett, Kristen E. Reiter, Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences EngineeringFluid MechanicsEntomologyNatural SelectionTropical Insect Science	2017	29
Physical adaptations of butterfly proboscises enable feeding from narrow floral tubes Matthew S. Lehnert, Daytona D. Johnson, Jianing Wu, Functional Ecology BiologyButterfly ProboscisesPhysical AdaptationsNatural SciencesPhysiology	2021	27
Comparative Material and Mechanical Properties among Cicada Mouthparts: Cuticle Enhanced with Inorganic Elements Facilitates Piercing through Woody Stems for Feeding Kristen E. Reiter, Cynthia Perkovich, Katelynne N. Smith, Biology	2023	23
Material Properties and Morphology of Prestomal Teeth in Relation to the Feeding Habits of Diptera (Brachycera) Matthew S. Lehnert, Lauren A. Tarver, Jiansheng Feng Insects	2022	22
Mouthpart separation does not impede butterfly feeding Matthew S. Lehnert, Catherine P. Mulvane, A. Janice Brothers Arthropod Structure & Development BiologyEntomologyMouthpart SeparationFood Web InteractionSymbiosis	2014	20

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