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Miriam Rothschild citation record Papers by Miriam Rothschild and papers citing Miriam Rothschild	Historiographs	Glossary HistCite Guide About Grand Totals: LCS 9826, GCS 54796 Collection span: 1932 - 2007
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#	LCR	NCR	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS
1	102	251	1835 Nishida R Sequestration of defensive substances from plants by Lepidoptera ANNUAL REVIEW OF ENTOMOLOGY. 2002; 47: 57-92	13	50
2	45	152	719 BROWER LP, SEIBER JN, NELSON CJ, LYNCH SP, TUSKES PM PLANT-DETERMINED VARIATION IN THE CARDENOLIDE CONTENT, THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY PROFILES, AND EMETIC POTENCY OF MONARCH BUTTERFLIES, DANAUS-PLEXIPPUS LEPIDOPTERA, DANAIDAE REARED ON THE MILKWEED, ASCLEPIAS-ERIOCARPA APOCYNALES, ASCLEPIADACEAE IN CALIFORNIA JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1982; 8 (3): 579-633	44	69
3	44	371	1209 WITZ BW ANTIPREDATOR MECHANISMS IN ARTHROPODS - A 20 YEAR LITERATURE SURVEY FLORIDA ENTOMOLOGIST. 1990 MAR; 73 (1): 71-99	6	16
4	39	219	756 PASTEELS JM, GREGOIRE JC, ROWELLRAHIER M THE CHEMICAL ECOLOGY OF DEFENSE IN ARTHROPODS ANNUAL REVIEW OF ENTOMOLOGY. 1983; 28: 263-289	27	109
5	38	115	1726 Trigo JR The chemistry of antipredator defense by secondary compounds in neotropical Lepidoptera: Facts, perspectives and caveats JOURNAL OF THE BRAZILIAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY. 2000; 11 (6): 551-561	5	16
6	37	183	1671 Mallet J, Joron M Evolution of diversity in warning color and mimicry: Polymorphisms, shifting balance, and speciation ANNUAL REVIEW OF ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS. 1999; 30: 201-233	13	101
7	34	177	1257 THOMPSON JN, PELLMYR O EVOLUTION OF OVIPOSITION BEHAVIOR AND HOST PREFERENCE IN LEPIDOPTERA ANNUAL REVIEW OF ENTOMOLOGY. 1991; 36: 65-89	13	205
8	33	138	1711 Weller SJ, Jacobson NL, Conner WE The evolution of chemical defences and mating systems in tiger moths (Lepidoptera : Arctiidae) BIOLOGICAL JOURNAL OF THE LINNEAN SOCIETY. 1999 DEC; 68 (4): 557-578	15	43
9	32	89	1420 RITLAND DB VARIATION IN PALATABILITY OF QUEEN BUTTERFLIES (DANAUS-GILIPPUS) AND IMPLICATIONS REGARDING MIMICRY ECOLOGY. 1994 APR; 75 (3): 732-746	5	16
10	32	51	1463 DETZEL A, WINK M EVIDENCE FOR A CARDENOLIDE CARRIER IN ONCOPELTUS-FASCIATUS (DALLAS) (INSECTA, HEMIPTERA) ZEITSCHRIFT FUR NATURFORSCHUNG C-A JOURNAL OF BIOSCIENCES. 1995 JAN-FEB; 50 (1-2): 127-134	7	8
#	LCR	NCR	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS
11	31	46	1476 FRICK C, WINK M UPTAKE AND SEQUESTRATION OF OUABAIN AND OTHER CARDIAC-GLYCOSIDES IN DANAUS-PLEXIPPUS (LEPIDOPTERA, DANAIDAE) - EVIDENCE FOR A CARRIER-MEDIATED PROCESS JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1995 MAY; 21 (5): 557-575	6	7
12	30	193	596 DUFFEY SS SEQUESTRATION OF PLANT NATURAL-PRODUCTS BY INSECTS ANNUAL REVIEW OF ENTOMOLOGY. 1980; 25: 447-477	47	126
13	29	99	1722 Sime KR, Feeny PP, Haribal MM Sequestration of aristolochic acids by the pipevine swallowtail, Battus philenor (L.): evidence and ecological implications CHEMOECOLOGY. 2000; 10 (4): 169-178	7	14
14	29	87	1775 Dobler S Evolutionary aspects of defense by recycled plant compounds in herbivorous insects BASIC AND APPLIED ECOLOGY. 2001; 2 (1): 15-26	1	14
15	28	184	374 ROTHSCHILD M RECENT ADVANCES IN OUR KNOWLEDGE OF ORDER SIPHONAPTERA ANNUAL REVIEW OF ENTOMOLOGY. 1975; 20: 241-259	23	23
16	28	145	1457 HONDA K CHEMICAL BASIS OF DIFFERENTIAL OVIPOSITION BY LEPIDOPTEROUS INSECTS ARCHIVES OF INSECT BIOCHEMISTRY AND PHYSIOLOGY. 1995; 30 (1): 1-23	4	46
17	27	80	992 SCUDDER GGE, MOORE LV, ISMAN MB SEQUESTRATION OF CARDENOLIDES IN ONCOPELTUS-FASCIATUS - MORPHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATIONS JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1986 MAY; 12 (5): 1171-1187	16	27
18	27	101	1586 Wink M, VonNickischRosenegk E Sequence data of mitochondrial 16S rDNA of arctiidae and nymphalidae: Evidence for a convergent evolution of pyrrolizidine alkaloid and cardiac glycoside sequestration JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1997 JUN; 23 (6): 1549-1568	5	15
19	26	47	834 GARFIELD E A TRIBUTE TO ROTHSCHILD, MIRIAM - ENTOMOLOGIST EXTRAORDINAIRE CURRENT CONTENTS. 1984; (17): 3-10	0	0
20	26	263	1145 HARBORNE JB RECENT ADVANCES IN CHEMICAL ECOLOGY NATURAL PRODUCT REPORTS. 1989 FEB; 6 (1): 85-109	5	31
#	LCR	NCR	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS
21	26	170	1405 RENWICK JAA, CHEW FS OVIPOSITION BEHAVIOR IN LEPIDOPTERA ANNUAL REVIEW OF ENTOMOLOGY. 1994; 39: 377-400	14	117
22	25	49	786 COHEN JA, BROWER LP CARDENOLIDE SEQUESTRATION BY THE DOGBANE TIGER MOTH (CYCNIA-TENERA, ARCTIIDAE) JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1983; 9 (4): 521-532	9	15
23	25	104	896 BRAKEFIELD PM POLYMORPHIC MULLERIAN MIMICRY AND INTERACTIONS WITH THERMAL MELANISM IN LADYBIRDS AND A SOLDIER BEETLE - A HYPOTHESIS BIOLOGICAL JOURNAL OF THE LINNEAN SOCIETY. 1985; 26 (3): 243-267	8	26
24	25	53	1149 MALCOLM SB, COCKRELL BJ, BROWER LP CARDENOLIDE FINGERPRINT OF MONARCH BUTTERFLIES REARED ON COMMON MILKWEED, ASCLEPIAS-SYRIACA-L JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1989 MAR; 15 (3): 819-853	19	44
25	25	62	1546 Holzinger F, Wink M Mediation of cardiac glycoside insensitivity in the Monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus): Role of an amino acid substitution in the ouabain binding site of Na+, K+-ATPase JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1996 OCT; 22 (10): 1921-1937	8	13
26	25	147	1716 Hartmann T, Ober D Biosynthesis and metabolism of pyrrolizidine alkaloids in plants and specialized insect herbivores BIOSYNTHESIS: AROMATIC POLYKETIDES, ISOPRENOIDS, ALKALOIDS. 2000; 209: 207-243	9	41
27	25	118	1972 Endler JA, Mappes J Predator mixes and the conspicuousness of aposematic signals AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2004 APR; 163 (4): 532-547	2	17
28	24	382	963 COURTNEY SP THE ECOLOGY OF PIERID BUTTERFLIES - DYNAMICS AND INTERACTIONS ADVANCES IN ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH. 1986; 15: 51-131	10	60
29	24	51	1155 MALCOLM SB, BROWER LP EVOLUTIONARY AND ECOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS OF CARDENOLIDE SEQUESTRATION IN THE MONARCH BUTTERFLY EXPERIENTIA. 1989 MAR 15; 45 (3): 284-295	14	31
30	23	104	1681 Hartmann T Chemical ecology of pyrrolizidine alkaloids PLANTA. 1999 FEB; 207 (4): 483-495	16	64
#	LCR	NCR	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS
31	23	65	1825 De Cock R, Matthysen E Do glow-worm larvae (Coleoptera : Lampyridae) use warning coloration? ETHOLOGY. 2001 NOV; 107 (11): 1019-1033	1	4
32	23	78	2020 Hartmann T, Theuring C, Beuerle T, Klewer N, Schulz S, et al. Specific recognition, detoxification and metabolism of pyrrolizidine alkaloids by the polyphagous arctiid Estigmene acrea INSECT BIOCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY. 2005 MAY; 35 (5): 391-411	3	4
33	22	73	551 ROTHSCHILD M, APLIN RT, COCKRUM PA, EDGAR JA, FAIRWEATHER P, et al. PYRROLIZIDINE ALKALOIDS IN ARCTIID MOTHS (LEP) WITH A DISCUSSION ON HOST PLANT RELATIONSHIPS AND THE ROLE OF THESE SECONDARY PLANT-SUBSTANCES IN THE ARCTIIDAE BIOLOGICAL JOURNAL OF THE LINNEAN SOCIETY. 1979; 12 (4): 305-326	60	60
34	22	95	1012 CHAI P FIELD OBSERVATIONS AND FEEDING EXPERIMENTS ON THE RESPONSES OF RUFOUS-TAILED JACAMARS (GALBULA-RUFICAUDA) TO FREE-FLYING BUTTERFLIES IN A TROPICAL RAIN-FOREST BIOLOGICAL JOURNAL OF THE LINNEAN SOCIETY. 1986 NOV; 29 (3): 161-189	14	55
35	22	135	1088 WALDBAUER GP APOSEMATISM AND BATESIAN MIMICRY - MEASURING MIMETIC ADVANTAGE IN NATURAL HABITATS EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY. 1988; 22: 227-259	3	10
36	22	76	1200 BOPPRE M LEPIDOPTERA AND PYRROLIZIDINE ALKALOIDS - EXEMPLIFICATION OF COMPLEXITY IN CHEMICAL ECOLOGY JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1990 JAN; 16 (1): 165-185	34	84
37	22	291	1670 Roper TJ Olfaction in birds ADVANCES IN THE STUDY OF BEHAVIOR, VOL. 28. 1999; 28: 247-332	2	47
38	22	138	1780 Harborne JB Twenty-five years of chemical ecology NATURAL PRODUCT REPORTS. 2001; 18 (4): 361-379	1	25
39	21	75	507 BOPPRE M CHEMICAL COMMUNICATION, PLANT RELATIONSHIPS, AND MIMICRY IN THE EVOLUTION OF DANAID BUTTERFLIES ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1978; 24 (3): 264-277	21	34
40	21	119	739 NAHRSTEDT A STRUCTURAL RELATIONS BETWEEN SECONDARY METABOLITES FROM PLANTS AND ANIMALS PLANTA MEDICA. 1982; 44 (1): 2-14	7	9
#	LCR	NCR	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS
41	21	70	978 BOPPRE M INSECTS PHARMACOPHAGOUSLY UTILIZING DEFENSIVE PLANT-CHEMICALS (PYRROLIZIDINE ALKALOIDS) NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN. 1986 JAN; 73 (1): 17-26	46	119
42	21	85	1761 Speed MP Warning signals, receiver psychology and predator memory ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR. 2000 SEP; 60: 269-278	6	27
43	21	196	1778 Nufio CR, Papaj DR Host marking behavior in phytophagous insects and parasitoids ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 2001; 99 (3): 273-293	2	38
44	21	53	1960 Hartmann T, Theuring C, Beuerle T, Ernst L, Singer MS, et al. Acquired and partially de novo synthesized pyrrolizidine alkaloids in two polyphagous arctiids and the alkaloid profiles of their larval food-plants JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 2004 FEB; 30 (2): 229-254	4	10
45	21	149	1974 Drager B Chemistry and biology of calystegines NATURAL PRODUCT REPORTS. 2004 APR; 21 (2): 211-223	0	11
46	20	66	1048 EVANS DL, CASTORIADES N, BADRUDDINE H THE DEGREE OF MUTUAL RESEMBLANCE AND ITS EFFECT ON PREDATION IN YOUNG BIRDS ETHOLOGY. 1987 APR; 74 (4): 335-345	1	3
47	20	85	1695 Speed MP, Turner JRG Learning and memory in mimicry: II. Do we understand the mimicry spectrum? BIOLOGICAL JOURNAL OF THE LINNEAN SOCIETY. 1999 JUL; 67 (3): 281-312	7	34
48	20	225	1998 Laurent P, Braekman JC, Daloze S Insect chemical defense CHEMISTRY OF PHEROMONES AND OTHER SEMIOCHEMICALS II. 2005; 240: 167-229	1	6
49	20	87	1999 Hristov N, Conner WE Effectiveness of tiger moth (Lepidoptera, Arctiidae) chemical defenses against an insectivorous bat (Eptesicus fuscus) CHEMOECOLOGY. 2005; 15 (2): 105-113	1	2
50	20	29	2046 Fordyce JA, Marion ZH, Shapiro AM Phenological variation in chemical defense of the pipevine swallowtail, Battus philenor JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 2005 DEC; 31 (12): 2835-2846	0	1
#	LCR	NCR	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS
51	19	48	924 COHEN JA DIFFERENCES AND SIMILARITIES IN CARDENOLIDE CONTENTS OF QUEEN AND MONARCH BUTTERFLIES IN FLORIDA AND THEIR ECOLOGICAL AND EVOLUTIONARY IMPLICATIONS JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1985; 11 (1): 85-103	23	41
52	19	268	1004 HARBORNE JB RECENT ADVANCES IN CHEMICAL ECOLOGY NATURAL PRODUCT REPORTS. 1986 AUG; 3 (4): 323-344	4	14
53	19	44	1873 Aliabadi A, Renwick JAA, Whitman DW Sequestration of glucosinolates by harlequin bug Murgantia histrionica JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 2002 SEP; 28 (9): 1749-1762	3	12
54	18	64	668 NELSON CJ, SEIBER JN, BROWER LP SEASONAL AND INTRAPLANT VARIATION OF CARDENOLIDE CONTENT IN THE CALIFORNIA MILKWEED, ASCLEPIAS-ERIOCARPA, AND IMPLICATIONS FOR PLANT DEFENSE JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1981; 7 (6): 981-1010	30	55
55	18	26	749 BLUM MS DETOXICATION, DEACTIVATION, AND UTILIZATION OF PLANT-COMPOUNDS BY INSECTS ACS SYMPOSIUM SERIES. 1983; 208: 265-275	6	14
56	18	445	1104 ACKERY PR HOSTPLANTS AND CLASSIFICATION - A REVIEW OF NYMPHALID BUTTERFLIES BIOLOGICAL JOURNAL OF THE LINNEAN SOCIETY. 1988 FEB; 33 (2): 95-203	5	54
57	18	58	1196 WINK M, SCHNEIDER D FATE OF PLANT-DERIVED SECONDARY METABOLITES IN 3 MOTH SPECIES (SYNTOMIS-MOGADORENSIS, SYNTOMEIDA-EPILAIS, AND CREATONOTOS-TRANSIENS) JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY B-BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY. 1990; 160 (4): 389-400	13	23
58	18	36	1387 VONNICKISCHROSENEGK E, WINK M SEQUESTRATION OF PYRROLIZIDINE ALKALOIDS IN SEVERAL ARCTIID MOTHS (LEPIDOPTERA, ARCTIIDAE) JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1993 SEP; 19 (9): 1889-1903	9	14
59	18	87	1515 Hern A, EdwardsJones G, McKinlay RG A review of the pre-oviposition behaviour of the small cabbage white butterfly, Pieris rapae (Lepidoptera: Pieridae) ANNALS OF APPLIED BIOLOGY. 1996 APR; 128 (2): 349-371	2	9
60	18	67	2061 Darst CR Predator learning, experimental psychology and novel predictions for mimicry dynamics ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR. 2006 APR; 71: 743-748	0	0
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61	17	168	404 BROWER LP, GLAZIER SC LOCALIZATION OF HEART POISONS IN MONARCH BUTTERFLY SCIENCE. 1975; 188 (4183): 19-25	70	117
62	17	88	1300 CHEW FS, COURTNEY SP PLANT APPARENCY AND EVOLUTIONARY ESCAPE FROM INSECT HERBIVORY AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1991 SEP; 138 (3): 729-750	1	34
63	17	94	1310 SCHULER W, ROPER TJ RESPONSES TO WARNING COLORATION IN AVIAN PREDATORS ADVANCES IN THE STUDY OF BEHAVIOR. 1992; 21: 111-146	12	44
64	17	297	1382 HARBORNE JB ADVANCES IN CHEMICAL ECOLOGY NATURAL PRODUCT REPORTS. 1993 AUG; 10 (4): 327-348	5	22
65	17	75	1489 RITLAND DB COMPARATIVE UNPALATABILITY OF MIMETIC VICEROY BUTTERFLIES (LIMENITIS-ARCHIPPUS) FROM 4 SOUTH-EASTERN UNITED-STATES POPULATIONS OECOLOGIA. 1995 AUG; 103 (3): 327-336	2	9
66	17	59	1673 Rowe C, Guilford T The evolution of multimodal warning displays EVOLUTIONARY ECOLOGY. 1999; 13 (7-8): 655-671	3	8
67	17	78	1740 Heeb P, Kolliker M, Richner H Bird-ectoparasite interactions, nest humidity and ectoparasite community structure ECOLOGY. 2000 APR; 81 (4): 958-968	3	18
68	17	53	1744 Dobler S, Haberer W, Witte L, Hartmann T Selective sequestration of pyrrolizidine alkaloids from diverse host plants by Longitarsus flea beetles JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 2000 MAY; 26 (5): 1281-1298	4	15
69	17	55	1783 Speed MP Can receiver psychology explain the evolution of aposematism? ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR. 2001 JAN; 61: 205-216	4	20
70	17	91	1784 Kassarov L Do cyanogenic glycosides and pyrrolizidine alkaloids provide some butterflies with a chemical defense against their bird predators? A different point of view BEHAVIOUR. 2001 JAN; 138: 45-67	0	1
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71	17	110	1838 Curtis LA Ecology of larval trematodes in three marine gastropods PARASITOLOGY. 2002; 124: S43-S56	2	6
72	17	50	1857 Krasnov BR, Khokhlova IS, Oguzoglu I, Burdelova NV Host discrimination by two desert fleas using an odour cue ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR. 2002 JUL; 64: 33-40	4	17
73	17	52	2008 Rowe C, Skelhorn J Colour biases are a question of taste ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR. 2005 MAR; 69: 587-594	0	4
74	17	48	2039 Hartmann T, Theuring C, Beuerle T, Bernays EA, Singer MS Acquisition, transformation and maintenance of plant pyrrolizidine alkaloids by the polyphagous arctiid Grammia geneura INSECT BIOCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY. 2005 OCT; 35 (10): 1083-1099	1	2
75	17	37	2094 Beuerle T, Theuring C, Klewer N, Schulz S, Hartmann T Absolute configuration of the creatonotines and callimorphines, two classes of arctiid-specific pyrrolizidine alkaloids INSECT BIOCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY. 2007 JAN; 37 (1): 80-89	0	0
76	16	72	1035 TURNER JRG THE EVOLUTIONARY DYNAMICS OF BATESIAN AND MUELLERIAN MIMICRY - SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1987 FEB; 12 (1): 81-95	9	48
77	16	36	1058 WITTHOHN K, NAUMANN CM CYANOGENESIS - A GENERAL PHENOMENON IN THE LEPIDOPTERA JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1987 AUG; 13 (8): 1789-1809	11	18
78	16	46	1235 VONNICKISCHROSENEGK E, SCHNEIDER D, WINK M TIME-COURSE OF PYRROLIZIDINE ALKALOID PROCESSING IN THE ALKALOID EXPLOITING ARCTIID MOTH, CREATONOTOS-TRANSIENS ZEITSCHRIFT FUR NATURFORSCHUNG C-A JOURNAL OF BIOSCIENCES. 1990 JUL-AUG; 45 (7-8): 881-894	11	14
79	16	45	1244 SCHOONHOVEN LM HOST-MARKING PHEROMONES IN LEPIDOPTERA, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO 2 PIERIS SPP JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1990 NOV; 16 (11): 3043-3052	8	24
80	16	68	1349 KEARSLEY MJC, WHITHAM TG GUNS AND BUTTER - A NO COST DEFENSE AGAINST PREDATION FOR CHRYSOMELA-CONFLUENS OECOLOGIA. 1992 DEC; 92 (4): 556-562	1	15
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81	16	56	1449 TRIGO JR, BARATA LES, BROWN KS STEREOCHEMICAL INVERSION OF PYRROLIZIDINE ALKALOIDS BY MECHANITIS-POLYMNIA (LEPIDOPTERA, NYMPHALIDAE, ITHOMIINAE) - SPECIFICITY AND EVOLUTIONARY SIGNIFICANCE JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1994 NOV; 20 (11): 2883-2899	7	19
82	16	132	1470 BROWER AVZ LOCOMOTOR MIMICRY IN BUTTERFLIES - A CRITICAL-REVIEW OF THE EVIDENCE PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES B- BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. 1995 MAR 29; 347 (1322): 413-425	1	15
83	16	63	1690 Probst S, Kube J Histopathological effects of larval trematode infections in mudsnails and their impact on host growth: what causes gigantism in Hydrobia ventrosa (Gastropoda : Prosobranchia)? JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL MARINE BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY. 1999 MAY 1; 238 (1): 49-68	3	22
84	16	50	1907 de Montaudouin X, Blanchet H, Kisielewski I, Desclaux C, Bachelet G Digenean trematodes moderately alter Hydrobia ulvae population size structure JOURNAL OF THE MARINE BIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED KINGDOM. 2003 APR; 83 (2): 297-305	0	3
85	16	55	1933 Krasnov BR, Burdelov SA, Khokhlova IS, Burdelova NV Sexual size dimorphism, morphological traits and jump performance in seven species of desert fleas (Siphonaptera) JOURNAL OF ZOOLOGY. 2003 OCT; 261: 181-189	1	2
86	16	65	2085 Honda Y, Honda K, Omura H Major components in the hairpencil secretion of a butterfly, Euploea mulciber (Lepidoptera, Danaidae): Their origins and male behavioral responses to pyrrolizidine alkaloids JOURNAL OF INSECT PHYSIOLOGY. 2006 OCT; 52 (10): 1043-1053	0	0
87	15	974	150 CHENG TC MARINE MOLLUSCS AS HOSTS FOR SYMBIOSES - WITH A REVIEW OF KNOWN PARASITES OF COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT SPECIES ADVANCES IN MARINE BIOLOGY. 1967; 5: 1-&	3	91
88	15	79	359 MARSH N, Rothschild M APOSEMATIC AND CRYPTIC LEPIDOPTERA TESTED ON MOUSE JOURNAL OF ZOOLOGY. 1974; 174 (SEP): 89-122	53	53
89	15	350	408 LEVIN DA CHEMICAL DEFENSES OF PLANTS TO PATHOGENS AND HERBIVORES ANNUAL REVIEW OF ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS. 1976; 7: 121-159	12	256
90	15	47	522 DIXON CA, ERICKSON JM, KELLETT DN, ROTHSCHILD M SOME ADAPTATIONS BETWEEN DANAUS-PLEXIPPUS AND ITS FOOD PLANT, WITH NOTES ON DANAUS-CHRYSIPPUS AND EUPLOEA-CORE (INSECTA LEPIDOPTERA) JOURNAL OF ZOOLOGY. 1978; 185 (AUG): 437-467	47	47
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91	15	187	740 LACHAISE D HOW THE POPULATIONS OF PLANTS AND PHYTOPHAGIC INSECTS MUTUALLY ADJUST - THE CO-EVOLUTIVE THEORY OF THE STRUCTURE OF POPULATIONS REVUE D ECOLOGIE-LA TERRE ET LA VIE. 1982; 36 (4): 481-537	0	3
92	15	31	748 SCUDDER GGE, MEREDITH J MORPHOLOGICAL BASIS OF CARDIAC GLYCOSIDE SEQUESTRATION BY ONCOPELTUS-FASCIATUS (DALLAS) (HEMIPTERA, LYGAEIDAE) ZOOMORPHOLOGY. 1982; 99 (2): 87-101	6	8
93	15	43	874 GIBSON DO, MANI GS AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTS OF SELECTIVE PREDATION BY BIRDS AND PARASITOID ATTACK ON THE BUTTERFLY DANAUS-CHRYSIPPUS (L) PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. 1984; 221 (1222): 31-51	0	2
94	15	37	1029 LYNCH SP, MARTIN RA CARDENOLIDE CONTENT AND THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY PROFILES OF MONARCH BUTTERFLIES, DANAUS-PLEXIPPUS L (LEPIDOPTERA, DANAIDAE) AND THEIR LARVAL HOST-PLANT MILKWEED, ASCLEPIAS-VIRIDIS WALT (APOCYNALES, ASCLEPIADACEAE) IN NORTHWESTERN LOUISIANA JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1987 JAN; 13 (1): 47-70	10	13
95	15	34	1102 MARTIN RA, LYNCH SP CARDENOLIDE CONTENT AND THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY PROFILES OF MONARCH BUTTERFLIES, DANAUS-PLEXIPPUS L, (LEPIDOPTERA, DANAIDAE) AND THEIR LARVAL HOST-PLANT MILKWEED, ASCLEPIAS-ASPERULA SUBSP CAPRICORNU (WOODS) WOODS (APOCYNALES, ASCLEPIADACEAE) IN NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1988 JAN; 14 (1): 295-318	9	13
96	15	33	1271 MONTLLOR CB, BERNAYS EA, CORNELIUS ML RESPONSES OF 2 HYMENOPTERAN PREDATORS TO SURFACE-CHEMISTRY OF THEIR PREY - SIGNIFICANCE FOR AN ALKALOID-SEQUESTERING CATERPILLAR JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1991 FEB; 17 (2): 391-399	6	20
97	15	50	1298 RITLAND DB PALATABILITY OF APOSEMATIC QUEEN BUTTERFLIES (DANAUS-GILIPPUS) FEEDING ON SARCOSTEMMA-CLAUSUM (ASCLEPIADACEAE) IN FLORIDA JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1991 AUG; 17 (8): 1593-1610	5	7
98	15	104	1368 GUILFORD T, DAWKINS MS ARE WARNING COLORS HANDICAPS EVOLUTION. 1993 APR; 47 (2): 400-416	2	23
99	15	64	1555 Pinheiro CEG Palatability and escaping ability in neotropical butterflies: Tests with wild kingbirds (Tyrannus melancholicus, Tyrannidae) BIOLOGICAL JOURNAL OF THE LINNEAN SOCIETY. 1996 DEC; 59 (4): 351-365	9	27
100	15	41	1589 Honda K, Hayashi N, Abe F, Yamauchi T Pyrrolizidine alkaloids mediate host-plant recognition by ovipositing females of an old world danaid butterfly, Idea leuconoe JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1997 JUL; 23 (7): 1703-1713	4	13

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