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Cycads: their evolution, toxins, herbivores and insect pollinators
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Sound improves visual discrimination learning in avian predators
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Is cycasin in Eumaeus minyas (Lepiodoptera : Lycaenidae) a predator deterrent?
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Cyanogenic glucosides and plant-insect interactions
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The adaptive function of tiger moth clicks against echolocating bats: an experimental and synthetic approach
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SOME PECULIAR ASPECTS OF DANAID-PLANT RELATIONSHIPS
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DETOXIFICATION OF PLANT TOXINS BY INSECTS
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PLANT-DETERMINED VARIATION IN THE CARDENOLIDE CONTENT, THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY PROFILES, AND EMETIC POTENCY OF MONARCH BUTTERFLIES, DANAUS-PLEXIPPUS L (LEPIDOPTERA, DANAIDAE) REARED ON MILKWEED PLANTS IN CALIFORNIA .2. ASCLEPIAS SPECIOSA (APOCYNALES, ASCLEPIADACEAE)
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EVOLUTIONARY STABILITY OF APOSEMATIC COLORATION AND PREY UNPROFITABILITY - A THEORETICAL-ANALYSIS
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MECHANISMS AND CONSEQUENCES OF SELECTIVE OVIPOSITION BY THE ZEBRA SWALLOWTAIL BUTTERFLY
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STUDIES ON HOST-FLEA RELATIONSHIP .4. PROGESTERONE AND CORTISONE DO NOT INFLUENCE REPRODUCTIVE POTENTIALS OF RAT FLEAS XENOPSYLLA-CHEOPIS (ROTHSCHILD) AND XENOPSYLLA-ASTIA (ROTHSCHILD)
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THE PERMEABILITY OF THE MIDGUT OF 3 INSECTS TO CARDIAC-GLYCOSIDES
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A DANAID MULLERIAN MIMIC, EUPLOEA-CORE-AMYMONE (CRAMER) LACKING CARDENOLIDES IN THE PUPAL AND ADULT STAGES
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