HistCite - Miriam Rothschild citation record

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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1	2	10	539 HUBER I PREY ATTRACTION AND IMMOBILIZATION BY ALLOMONE FROM NYMPHS OF WOMERSIA-STRANDTMANNI (ACARINA, TROMBICULIDAE) ACAROLOGIA. 1979; 20 (1): 112-115	1	4
2	18	26	749 BLUM MS DETOXICATION, DEACTIVATION, AND UTILIZATION OF PLANT-COMPOUNDS BY INSECTS ACS SYMPOSIUM SERIES. 1983; 208: 265-275	6	14
3	11	134	750 SEIGLER DS ROLE OF LIPIDS IN PLANT-RESISTANCE TO INSECTS ACS SYMPOSIUM SERIES. 1983; 208: 303-327	0	3
4	2	27	879 KAWOOYA JK, KEIM PS, LAW JH, RILEY CT, RYAN RO, et al. WHY ARE GREEN CATERPILLARS GREEN ACS SYMPOSIUM SERIES. 1985; 276: 511-521	3	29
5	2	54	1017 BERENBAUM MR CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE - PHOTOTOXICITY AS A DEFENSE AGAINST INSECTS ACS SYMPOSIUM SERIES. 1987; 339: 206-216	2	28
6	10	177	1079 CHEW FS BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF GLUCOSINOLATES ACS SYMPOSIUM SERIES. 1988; 380: 155-181	1	50
7	10	49	1080 RENWICK JAA PLANT CONSTITUENTS AS OVIPOSITION DETERRENTS TO LEPIDOPTEROUS INSECTS ACS SYMPOSIUM SERIES. 1988; 380: 378-385	1	6
8	2	68	1253 KENNEDY GG, FARRAR RR, KASHYAP RK 2-TRIDECANONE GLANDULAR TRICHOME-MEDIATED INSECT RESISTANCE IN TOMATO - EFFECT ON PARASITOIDS AND PREDATORS OF HELIOTHIS-ZEA ACS SYMPOSIUM SERIES. 1991; 449: 150-165	0	8
9	2	18	1484 XIAO YJ SEASONAL MOLTING IN ADULT MALE RACCOON DOG (NYCTEREUTES PROCYONOIDES) ACTA AGRICULTURAE SCANDINAVICA SECTION A-ANIMAL SCIENCE. 1995 AUG; 45 (3): 186-190	0	1
10	0	65	248 BANG BG FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY OF OLFACTORY SYSTEM IN 23 ORDERS OF BIRDS ACTA ANATOMICA. 1971; : 1-&	0	0
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11	1	47	1638 Ernst WHO Invasion, dispersal and ecology of the South African neophyte Senecio inaequidens in The Netherlands: from wool alien to railway and road alien ACTA BOTANICA NEERLANDICA. 1998 MAR; 47 (1): 131-151	1	17
12	5	17	643 POVOLNY D, WEYDA F ON THE GLANDULAR CHARACTER OF LARVAL INTEGUMENT IN THE GENUS ZYGAENA (LEPIDOPTERA, ZYGAENIDAE) ACTA ENTOMOLOGICA BOHEMOSLOVACA. 1981; 78 (5): 273-&	4	5
13	1	66	588 CHIN CT PHYSIOLOGICAL BASES OF HOST-PLANT SPECIFICITY OF PHYTOPHAGOUS INSECTS ACTA ENTOMOLOGICA SINICA. 1980; 23 (1): 106-122	0	0
14	4	32	751 KE LD, QIN JD INFLUENCES OF SOME SECONDARY PLANT-SUBSTANCES ON FOOD SELECTION OF MYZUS-PERSICAE ACTA ENTOMOLOGICA SINICA. 1983; 26 (2): 193-201	0	0
15	5	16	813 QI YM FINE-STRUCTURES OF THE REPRODUCTIVE-SYSTEM OF 3 FLEAS SPECIES - DEVELOPMENT OF MALE GONADS ACTA ENTOMOLOGICA SINICA. 1984; 27 (1): 57-&	0	0
16	9	46	1189 GUILFORD T EVOLUTIONARY PATHWAYS TO APOSEMATISM ACTA OECOLOGICA-INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY. 1990; 11 (6): 835-841	4	17
17	6	22	2078 Vrieling K Chemical ecology of the cinnabar moth (Tyria jacobaeae) on a newly recorded host Senecio adonidifolius ACTA OECOLOGICA-INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY. 2006 SEP-OCT; 30 (2): 168-172	0	0
18	10	50	2079 Slomczynski R, Kalinski A, Wawrzyniak J, Banbura M, Skwarska J, et al. Effects of experimental reduction in nest micro-parasite and macro-parasite loads on nestling hemoglobin level in blue tits Parus caeruleus ACTA OECOLOGICA-INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY. 2006 SEP-OCT; 30 (2): 223-227	0	0
19	6	92	589 LERIN J INFLUENCE ON INSECTS OF CRUCIFERA ALLELOCHIMIES ACTA OECOLOGICA-OECOLOGIA GENERALIS. 1980; 1 (3): 215-235	0	11
20	8	63	1954 Banbura J, Perret P, Blondel J, Thomas DW, Cartan-Son M, et al. Effects of Protocalliphora parasites on nestling food composition in Corsican Blue Tits Parus caeruleus: consequences for nestling performance ACTA ORNITHOLOGICA. 2004 WIN; 39 (2): 93-103	1	3
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21	10	58	1839 Cyprich M, Pinowski J, Krumpal M Seasonal changes in numbers of fleas (Siphonantera) in nests of the house sparrow (Passer domesticus) and tree sparrow (P-montanus) in Warsaw surroundings (Poland) ACTA PARASITOLOGICA. 2002 JAN; 47 (1): 58-65	0	0
22	1	16	1455 Lund HH Specialization under social conditions in shared environments ADVANCES IN ARTIFICIAL LIFE. 1995; 929: 477-489	0	0
23	7	131	1669 Pickett JA, Smiley DWM, Woodcock CM Secondary metabolites in plant-insect interactions: Dynamic systems of induced and adaptive responses ADVANCES IN BOTANICAL RESEARCH INCORPORATING ADVANCES IN PLANT PATHOLOGY, VOL 30. 1999; 30: 91-115	0	5
24	2	113	1884 Macnair MR The hyperaccumulation of metals by plants ADVANCES IN BOTANICAL RESEARCH, VOL 40. 2003; 40: 63-105	0	16
25	5	57	698 DEMPSTER JP THE ECOLOGY OF THE CINNABAR MOTH, TYRIA-JACOBAEAE L (LEPIDOPTERA, ARCTIIDAE) ADVANCES IN ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH. 1982; 12: 1-36	3	45
26	24	382	963 COURTNEY SP THE ECOLOGY OF PIERID BUTTERFLIES - DYNAMICS AND INTERACTIONS ADVANCES IN ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH. 1986; 15: 51-131	10	60
27	1	391	1254 PENER MP LOCUST PHASE POLYMORPHISM AND ITS ENDOCRINE RELATIONS ADVANCES IN INSECT PHYSIOLOGY. 1991; 23: 1-79	1	144
28	5	210	1885 Douglas AE The nutritional physiology of aphids ADVANCES IN INSECT PHYSIOLOGY, VOL 31. 2003; 31: 73-140	0	16
29	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
30	2	208	1018 MACKENZIE K RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE HERRING, CLUPEA-HARENGUS L AND ITS PARASITES ADVANCES IN MARINE BIOLOGY. 1987; 24: 263-319	0	7
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31	2	261	193 SCHUETZ AW OOGENESIS - PROCESSES AND THEIR REGULATION ADVANCES IN REPRODUCTIVE PHYSIOLOGY. 1969; 4: 99-&	0	28
32	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
33	2	286	1350 CURIO E PROXIMATE AND DEVELOPMENTAL ASPECTS OF ANTIPREDATOR BEHAVIOR ADVANCES IN THE STUDY OF BEHAVIOR, VOL 22. 1993; 22: 135-238	0	71
34	3	126	1886 Healy SD, Hurly TA Cognitive ecology: Foraging in hummingbirds as a model system ADVANCES IN THE STUDY OF BEHAVIOR, VOL 32. 2003; 32: 325-359	0	2
35	22	291	1670 Roper TJ Olfaction in birds ADVANCES IN THE STUDY OF BEHAVIOR, VOL. 28. 1999; 28: 247-332	2	47
36	3	26	1491 Donaldson JS, Bosenberg JD Life history and host range of the leopard magpie moth, Zerenopsis leopardina Felder (Lepidoptera: Geometridae) AFRICAN ENTOMOLOGY. 1995 SEP; 3 (2): 103-110	1	1
37	3	13	1218 NISHIDA R, OHSUGI T, FUKAMI H, NAKAJIMA S OVIPOSITION DETERRENT OF A RUTACEAE-FEEDING SWALLOWTAIL BUTTERFLY, PAPILIO-XUTHUS, FROM A NONHOST RUTACEOUS PLANT, ORIXA-JAPONICA AGRICULTURAL AND BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY. 1990 MAY; 54 (5): 1265-1270	4	20
38	3	39	1897 Leyva KJ, Clancy KM, Price PW Oviposition strategies employed by the western spruce budworm: tests of predictions from the phylogenetic constraints hypothesis AGRICULTURAL AND FOREST ENTOMOLOGY. 2003 FEB; 5 (1): 9-16	0	3
39	1	34	1993 Steinbauer MJ, Matsuki M Suitability of Eucalyptus and Corymbia for Mnesampela privata (Guenee) (Lepidoptera : Geometridae) larvae AGRICULTURAL AND FOREST ENTOMOLOGY. 2004 NOV; 6 (4): 323-332	0	1
40	1	14	814 TOBIN ME, DEHAVEN RW REPELLENCY OF METHIOCARB-TREATED GRAPES TO 3 SPECIES OF BIRDS AGRICULTURE ECOSYSTEMS & ENVIRONMENT. 1984; 11 (4): 291-297	0	5
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41	1	76	1116 RITTER FJ APPLIED-RESEARCH ON SEMIOCHEMICALS AT TNO AGRICULTURE ECOSYSTEMS & ENVIRONMENT. 1988 SEP; 21 (1-2): 3-19	0	0
42	2	43	1459 VANEMDEN HF HOST-PLANT APHIDOPHAGA INTERACTIONS AGRICULTURE ECOSYSTEMS & ENVIRONMENT. 1995 JAN; 52 (1): 3-11	0	33
43	0	1	815 DANIELS GS THE BUTTERFLY GARDENER - ROTHSCHILD, M, FARRELL,C AMERICAN HORTICULTURIST. 1984; 63 (6): 12-13	0	0
44	1	21	1177 NORSTOG KJ, FAWCETT PKS INSECT-CYCAD SYMBIOSIS AND ITS RELATION TO THE POLLINATION OF ZAMIA-FURFURACEA (ZAMIACEAE) BY RHOPALOTRIA-MOLLIS (CURCULIONIDAE) AMERICAN JOURNAL OF BOTANY. 1989 SEP; 76 (9): 1380-1394	4	33
45	1	35	1316 CLARK DB, CLARK DA, GRAYUM MH LEAF DEMOGRAPHY OF A NEOTROPICAL RAIN-FOREST CYCAD, ZAMIA-SKINNERI (ZAMIACEAE) AMERICAN JOURNAL OF BOTANY. 1992 JAN; 79 (1): 28-33	4	22
46	1	29	699 HARLAN DM, MANN GV A FACTOR IN FOOD WHICH IMPAIRS NA+-K+-ATPASE INVITRO AMERICAN JOURNAL OF CLINICAL NUTRITION. 1982; 35 (2): 250-257	0	10
47	1	20	1946 Pickering G, Lin J, Riesen R, Reynolds A, Brindle I, et al. Influence of Harmonia axyridis on the sensory properties of white and red wine AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ENOLOGY AND VITICULTURE. 2004; 55 (2): 153-159	2	8
48	3	15	1947 Saxton VP, Creasy GL, Paterson AM, Trought MCT Response of blackbirds (Turdus merula) and silvereyes (Zosterops lateralis) to geraniol and 2-methoxy-3-isobutylpyrazine AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ENOLOGY AND VITICULTURE. 2004; 55 (3): 292-294	0	1
49	1	22	9 Cort WW, McMullen DB, Olivier L, Brackett S Studies on schistosome dermatitis VII Seasonal incidence of Cercaria stagnicolae Talbot, 1936, in relation to the life cycle of its snail host, Stagnicola emarginata angulata (Sowerby) AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HYGIENE. 1940 JUL-NOV; 32 (1/3): 33-69	0	17
50	1	21	62 MICHELSON E EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE ON GROWTH AND REPRODUCTION OF AUSTRALORBIS GLABRATUS IN LABORATORY AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HYGIENE. 1961; 73 (1): 66-&	0	33
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51	2	11	17 RICE HV, ROSS RT FACTORS AFFECTING THE ELECTRICAL POTENTIAL OF THE GASTRIC MUCOSA AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY. 1947; 149 (1): 77-94	2	26
52	9	41	816 MEREDITH J, MOORE L, SCUDDER GGE EXCRETION OF OUABAIN BY MALPIGHIAN TUBULES OF ONCOPELTUS-FASCIATUS AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY. 1984; 246 (5): R705-R715	1	17
53	2	47	114 PAN CT STUDIES ON HOST-PARASITE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SCHISTOSOMA MANSONI AND SNAIL AUSTRALORBIS GLABRATUS AMERICAN JOURNAL OF TROPICAL MEDICINE AND HYGIENE. 1965; 14 (6): 931-&	13	186
54	2	13	452 ALBAGDADI FA, TITKEMEYER CW, LOVELL JE HAIR FOLLICLE CYCLE AND SHEDDING IN MALE BEAGLE DOGS AMERICAN JOURNAL OF VETERINARY RESEARCH. 1977; 38 (5): 611-616	0	11
55	1	70	30 SEALANDER JA SURVIVAL OF PEROMYSCUS IN RELATION TO ENVIRONMENTAL TEMPERATURE AND ACCLIMATION AT HIGH AND LOW TEMPERATURES AMERICAN MIDLAND NATURALIST. 1951; 46 (2): 257-311	0	74
56	1	11	115 BENTON AH, LEE SY SENFORY REACTIONS OF SIPHONAPTERA IN RELATION TO HOST-FINDING AMERICAN MIDLAND NATURALIST. 1965; 74 (1): 119-&	7	16
57	3	22	297 BRODIE ED, HOWARD RR EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF BATESIAN MIMICRY IN SALAMANDERS PLETHODON JORDANI AND DESMOGNATHUS OCHROPHAEUS AMERICAN MIDLAND NATURALIST. 1973; 90 (1): 38-46	2	24
58	0	134	372 BROWN NS, WILSON GI COMPARISON OF ECTOPARASITES OF HOUSE SPARROW (PASSER-DOMESTICUS) FROM NORTH-AMERICA AND EUROPE AMERICAN MIDLAND NATURALIST. 1975; 94 (1): 154-165	0	9
59	7	30	540 PRICE PW, WILLSON MF ABUNDANCE OF HERBIVORES ON 6 MILKWEED SPECIES IN ILLINOIS AMERICAN MIDLAND NATURALIST. 1979; 101 (1): 76-86	7	20
60	2	29	590 SMITH SM RESPONSES OF NAIVE TEMPERATE BIRDS TO WARNING COLORATION AMERICAN MIDLAND NATURALIST. 1980; 103 (2): 346-352	4	10
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61	7	19	817 BERENBAUM MR, MILICZKY E MANTIDS AND MILKWEED BUGS - EFFICACY OF APOSEMATIC COLORATION AGAINST INVERTEBRATE PREDATORS AMERICAN MIDLAND NATURALIST. 1984; 111 (1): 64-68	11	45
62	2	11	880 WALDBAUER GP, COWAN DP DEFENSIVE STINGING AND MULLERIAN MIMICRY AMONG EUMENID WASPS (HYMENOPTERA, VESPOIDEA, EUMENIDAE) AMERICAN MIDLAND NATURALIST. 1985; 113 (1): 198-199	0	0
63	3	15	881 FROMANOWICZ DR, BRODIE ED UNPALATABILITY AND TOXICITY OF AN INTRODUCED SPECIES (CINNABAR MOTH LARVAE) TO NATIVE PREDATORS AMERICAN MIDLAND NATURALIST. 1985; 113 (2): 401-403	0	0
64	5	56	1046 NICOLAUS LK CONDITIONED AVERSIONS IN A GUILD OF EGG PREDATORS - IMPLICATIONS FOR APOSEMATISM AND PREY DEFENSE MIMICRY AMERICAN MIDLAND NATURALIST. 1987 APR; 117 (2): 405-419	0	21
65	10	108	1415 ESCH GW, FERNANDEZ JC SNAIL TREMATODE INTERACTIONS AND PARASITE COMMUNITY DYNAMICS IN AQUATIC SYSTEMS - A REVIEW AMERICAN MIDLAND NATURALIST. 1994 APR; 131 (2): 209-237	7	32
66	5	26	1564 Balgooyen TG Evasive mimicry involving a butterfly model and grasshopper mimic AMERICAN MIDLAND NATURALIST. 1997 JAN; 137 (1): 183-187	0	2
67	1	14	222 NUR U EVOLUTIONARY RATES OF MODELS AND MIMICS IN BATESIAN MIMICRY AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1970; 104 (939): 477-&	13	31
68	3	160	249 LEVIN DA PLANT PHENOLICS - ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1971; 105 (942): 157-&	15	147
69	4	110	331 FREELAND WJ, JANZEN DH STRATEGIES IN HERBIVORY BY MAMMALS - ROLE OF PLANT SECONDARY COMPOUNDS AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1974; 108 (961): 269-289	15	552
70	3	105	332 MCKEY D ADAPTIVE PATTERNS IN ALKALOID PHYSIOLOGY AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1974; 108 (961): 305-320	12	206
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71	3	32	333 ESTABROO.GF, JESPERSE.DC STRATEGY FOR A PREDATOR ENCOUNTERING A MODEL-MIMIC SYSTEM AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1974; 108 (962): 443-457	10	41
72	9	75	334 ORIANS GH, JANZEN DH WHY ARE EMBRYOS SO TASTY AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1974; 108 (963): 581-592	7	66
73	3	50	453 MATTHEWS EG SIGNAL-BASED FREQUENCY-DEPENDENT DEFENSE STRATEGIES AND EVOLUTION OF MIMICRY AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1977; 111 (978): 213-222	8	25
74	7	41	454 TERHUNE EC COMPONENTS OF A VISUAL STIMULUS USED BY SCRUB JAYS TO DISCRIMINATE A BATESIAN MODEL AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1977; 111 (979): 435-451	5	14
75	3	61	455 ATSATT PR INSECT HERBIVORE AS A PREDICTIVE MODEL IN PARASITIC SEED PLANT BIOLOGY AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1977; 111 (979): 579-586	0	24
76	5	9	497 BOBISUD LE OPTIMAL TIME OF APPEARANCE OF MIMICS AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1978; 112 (987): 962-965	3	6
77	2	96	541 GLADSTONE DE PROMISCUITY IN MONOGAMOUS COLONIAL BIRDS AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1979; 114 (4): 545-557	0	146
78	12	81	591 STAMP NE EGG DEPOSITION PATTERNS IN BUTTERFLIES - WHY DO SOME SPECIES CLUSTER THEIR EGGS RATHER THAN DEPOSIT THEM SINGLY AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1980; 115 (3): 367-380	29	146
79	1	21	592 BOUTON CE, MCPHERON BA, WEIS AE PARASITOIDS AND COMPETITION AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1980; 116 (6): 876-881	0	7
80	4	39	644 SHAPIRO AM THE PIERID RED-EGG SYNDROME AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1981; 117 (3): 276-294	24	60
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81	4	32	645 RHOADES DF, BERGDAHL JC ADAPTIVE SIGNIFICANCE OF TOXIC NECTAR AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1981; 117 (5): 798-803	0	21
82	4	60	646 ATSATT PR LYCAENID BUTTERFLIES AND ANTS - SELECTION FOR ENEMY-FREE SPACE AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1981; 118 (5): 638-654	6	81
83	1	20	700 POWELL RA EVOLUTION OF BLACK-TIPPED TAILS IN WEASELS - PREDATOR CONFUSION AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1982; 119 (1): 126-131	0	8
84	2	8	701 SINGER MC SEXUAL SELECTION FOR SMALL SIZE IN MALE BUTTERFLIES AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1982; 119 (3): 440-443	1	57
85	9	45	702 HARVEY PH, BULL JJ, PEMBERTON M, PAXTON RJ THE EVOLUTION OF APOSEMATIC COLORATION IN DISTASTEFUL PREY - A FAMILY MODEL AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1982; 119 (5): 710-719	18	62
86	8	265	882 RHOADES DF OFFENSIVE-DEFENSIVE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN HERBIVORES AND PLANTS - THEIR RELEVANCE IN HERBIVORE POPULATION-DYNAMICS AND ECOLOGICAL THEORY AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1985; 125 (2): 205-238	7	230
87	12	42	883 HERRERA CM APOSEMATIC INSECTS AS 6-LEGGED FRUITS - INCIDENTAL SHORT-CIRCUITING OF THEIR DEFENSE BY FRUGIVOROUS BIRDS AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1985; 126 (2): 286-293	0	14
88	1	68	962 WHEELWRIGHT NT, JANSON CH COLORS OF FRUIT DISPLAYS OF BIRD-DISPERSED PLANTS IN 2 TROPICAL FORESTS AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1985 DEC; 126 (6): 777-799	1	90
89	7	82	982 SOBERON J THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN USE AND SUITABILITY OF RESOURCES AND ITS CONSEQUENCES TO INSECT POPULATION-SIZE AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1986 MAR; 127 (3): 338-357	0	7
90	14	62	1009 LEIMAR O, ENQUIST M, SILLENTULLBERG B EVOLUTIONARY STABILITY OF APOSEMATIC COLORATION AND PREY UNPROFITABILITY - A THEORETICAL-ANALYSIS AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1986 OCT; 128 (4): 469-490	12	71
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91	2	33	1159 IVES AR THE OPTIMAL CLUTCH SIZE OF INSECTS WHEN MANY FEMALES OVIPOSIT PER PATCH AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1989 MAY; 133 (5): 671-687	5	42
92	5	67	1223 CHAI P, SRYGLEY RB PREDATION AND THE FLIGHT, MORPHOLOGY, AND TEMPERATURE OF NEOTROPICAL RAIN-FOREST BUTTERFLIES AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1990 JUN; 135 (6): 748-765	8	65
93	4	139	1248 WILLSON MF, WHELAN CJ THE EVOLUTION OF FRUIT COLOR IN FLESHY-FRUITED PLANTS AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1990 DEC; 136 (6): 790-809	3	90
94	7	87	1291 MARDEN JH, CHAI P AERIAL PREDATION AND BUTTERFLY DESIGN - HOW PALATABILITY, MIMICRY, AND THE NEED FOR EVASIVE FLIGHT CONSTRAIN MASS ALLOCATION AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1991 JUL; 138 (1): 15-36	2	48
95	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
96	3	40	1702 Clayton DH, Lee PLM, Tompkins DM, Brodie ED Reciprocal natural selection on host-parasite phenotypes AMERICAN NATURALIST. 1999 SEP; 154 (3): 261-270	7	39
97	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
98	4	45	1977 Agrawal AA Plant defense and density dependence in the population growth of herbivores AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2004 JUL; 164 (1): 113-120	2	8
99	9	119	2043 Drury KLS, Dwyer G Combining stochastic models with experiments to understand the dynamics of monarch butterfly colonization AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2005 DEC; 166 (6): 731-750	0	0
100	1	51	2072 Ives AR, Godfray HCJ Phylogenetic analysis of trophic associations AMERICAN NATURALIST. 2006 JUL; 168 (1): E1-E14	0	1

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