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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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301	1	19	812 GOLD CS, DAHLSTEN DL EFFECTS OF PARASITIC FLIES (PROTOCALLIPHORA SPP) ON NESTLINGS OF MOUNTAIN AND CHESTNUT-BACKED CHICKADEES WILSON BULLETIN. 1983; 95 (4): 560-572	7	42
302	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
303	3	45	1397 GUILFORD T, DAWKINS MS RECEIVER PSYCHOLOGY AND THE DESIGN OF ANIMAL SIGNALS TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES. 1993 NOV; 16 (11): 430-436	5	42
304	1	39	1448 BLAAKMEER A, GEERVLIET JBF, VANLOON JJA, POSTHUMUS MA, VANBEEK TA, et al. COMPARATIVE HEADSPACE ANALYSIS OF CABBAGE PLANTS DAMAGED BY 2 SPECIES OF PIERIS CATERPILLARS - CONSEQUENCES FOR IN-FLIGHT HOST LOCATION BY COTESIA PARASITOIDS ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 1994 NOV; 73 (2): 175-182	0	42
305	10	55	1583 Lindigkeit R, Biller A, Buch M, Schiebel HM, Boppre M, et al. The two faces of pyrrolizidine alkaloids: The role of the tertiary amine and its N-oxide in chemical defense of insects with acquired plant alkaloids EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF BIOCHEMISTRY. 1997 MAY 1; 245 (3): 626-636	19	42
306	0	0	14 ROTHSCHILD M Observations on the growth and trematode infections of Peringia ulvae (Pennant 1777) in a pool in the Tamar saltings, Plymouth PARASITOLOGY. 1941 DEC; 33 (4): 406-415	41	41
307	1	10	122 ETGES FJ, GRESSO W EFFECT OF SCHISTOSOMA MANSONI INFECTION UPON FECUNDITY IN AUSTRALORBIS GLABRATUS JOURNAL OF PARASITOLOGY. 1965; 51 (5): 757-&	5	41
308	3	40	259 WALDBAUE.GP, SHELDON JK PHENOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF SOME ACULEATE HYMENOPTERA, THEIR DIPTERAN MIMICS, AND INSECTIVOROUS BIRDS EVOLUTION. 1971; 25 (2): 371-&	20	41
309	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
310	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
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311	3	61	1000 THOMPSON DBA THE ECONOMICS OF KLEPTOPARASITISM - OPTIMAL FORAGING, HOST AND PREY SELECTION BY GULLS ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR. 1986 AUG; 34: 1189-1205	0	41
312	2	69	1208 HEALY S, GUILFORD T OLFACTORY-BULB SIZE AND NOCTURNALITY IN BIRDS EVOLUTION. 1990 MAR; 44 (2): 339-346	1	41
313	2	16	1396 NASH RJ, ROTHSCHILD M, PORTER EA, WATSON AA, WAIGH RD, et al. CALYSTEGINES IN SOLANUM AND DATURA SPECIES AND THE DEATHS-HEAD HAWK-MOTH (ACHERONTIA-ATROPUS) PHYTOCHEMISTRY. 1993 NOV; 34 (5): 1281-1283	41	41
314	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
315	5	72	1792 Caterino MS, Reed RD, Kuo MM, Sperling FAH A partitioned likelihood analysis of swallowtail butterfly phylogeny (Lepidoptera : papilionidae) SYSTEMATIC BIOLOGY. 2001 FEB; 50 (1): 106-127	3	41
316	12	83	1794 Farrell BD Evolutionary assembly of the milkweed fauna: Cytochrome oxidase I and the age of Tetraopes beetles MOLECULAR PHYLOGENETICS AND EVOLUTION. 2001 MAR; 18 (3): 467-478	1	41
317	1	29	31 BUTCHER EO DEVELOPMENT OF THE PILARY SYSTEM AND THE REPLACEMENT OF HAIR IN MAMMALS ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. 1951; 53 (3): 508-516	1	40
318	1	78	53 ERASMUS DA STUDIES ON THE MORPHOLOGY, BIOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT OF A STRIGEID CERCARIA (CERCARIA-X BAYLIS 1930) PARASITOLOGY. 1958; 48 (3-4): 312-335	2	40
319	3	17	270 EISNER T, HENDRY LB, PEAKALL DB, MEINWALD J 2, 5-DICHLOROPHENOL (FROM INGESTED HERBICIDE) IN DEFENSIVE SECRETION OF GRASSHOPPER SCIENCE. 1971; 172 (3980): 277-&	11	40
320	5	23	327 POUGH FH, BROWER LP, MECK HR, KESSELL SR THEORETICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF AUTOMIMICRY - MULTIPLE TRIAL LEARNING AND PALATABILITY SPECTRUM PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 1973; 70 (8): 2261-2265	22	40
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321	4	64	564 BROWN P, VONEUW J, REICHSTEIN T, STOCKEL K, WATSON TR CARDENOLIDES OF ASCLEPIAS-SYRIACA-L, PROBABLE STRUCTURE OF SYRIOSIDE AND SYRIOBIOSIDE - GLYCOSIDES AND AGLYCONES .334. HELVETICA CHIMICA ACTA. 1979; 62 (2): 412-441	8	40
322	3	32	568 DALOZE D, PASTEELS JM PRODUCTION OF CARDIAC-GLYCOSIDES BY CHRYSOMELID BEETLES AND LARVAE JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1979; 5 (1): 63-77	20	40
323	4	28	680 MYERS JH, MONRO J, MURRAY N EGG CLUMPING, HOST PLANT-SELECTION AND POPULATION REGULATION IN CACTOBLASTIS-CACTORUM (LEPIDOPTERA) OECOLOGIA. 1981; 51 (1): 7-13	5	40
324	14	172	783 DOWD PF, SMITH CM, SPARKS TC DETOXIFICATION OF PLANT TOXINS BY INSECTS INSECT BIOCHEMISTRY. 1983; 13 (5): 453-468	5	40
325	6	16	853 BOPPRE M REDEFINING PHARMACOPHAGY JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1984; 10 (7): 1151-1154	9	40
326	3	31	929 SURLYKKE A, MILLER LA THE INFLUENCE OF ARCTIID MOTH CLICKS ON BAT ECHOLOCATION - JAMMING OR WARNING JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY A-SENSORY NEURAL AND BEHAVIORAL PHYSIOLOGY. 1985; 156 (6): 831-843	7	40
327	1	41	1036 LAUCKNER G ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF LARVAL TREMATODE INFESTATION ON LITTORAL MARINE INVERTEBRATE POPULATIONS INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR PARASITOLOGY. 1987 FEB; 17 (2): 391-398	8	40
328	5	62	1052 KINGSOLVER JG EVOLUTION AND COADAPTATION OF THERMOREGULATORY BEHAVIOR AND WING PIGMENTATION PATTERN IN PIERID BUTTERFLIES EVOLUTION. 1987 MAY; 41 (3): 472-490	4	40
329	7	47	1353 HUXHAM M, RAFFAELLI D, PIKE A THE INFLUENCE OF CRYPTOCOTYLE-LINGUA (DIGENEA, PLATYHELMINTHES) INFECTIONS ON THE SURVIVAL AND FECUNDITY OF LITTORINA-LITTOREA (GASTROPODA, PROSOBRANCHIA) - AN ECOLOGICAL APPROACH JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL MARINE BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY. 1993; 168 (2): 223-238	9	40
330	9	77	1401 PENNINGS SC, PAUL VJ SEQUESTRATION OF DIETARY SECONDARY METABOLITES BY 3 SPECIES OF SEA HARES - LOCATION, SPECIFICITY AND DYNAMICS MARINE BIOLOGY. 1993 DEC; 117 (4): 535-546	0	40
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331	9	30	1481 STADLER E, RENWICK JAA, RADKE CD, SACHDEVGUPTA K TARSAL CONTACT CHEMORECEPTOR RESPONSE TO GLUCOSINOLATES AND CARDENOLIDES MEDIATING OVIPOSITION IN PIERIS-RAPAE PHYSIOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1995 JUN; 20 (2): 175-187	7	40
332	2	39	130 KETTLEWE.HB INSECT SURVIVAL AND SELECTION FOR PATTERN - MOST CAMOUFLAGE AND SURVIVAL MECHANISMS THOUGH HIGHLY PERFECTED CAN BE ADAPTED TO CHANGING ENVIRONMENTS SCIENCE. 1965; 148 (3675): 1290-&	3	39
333	2	31	462 FULLARD JH, FENTON MB ACOUSTIC AND BEHAVIORAL ANALYSES OF SOUNDS PRODUCED BY SOME SPECIES OF NEARCTIC ARCTIIDAE (LEPIDOPTERA) CANADIAN JOURNAL OF ZOOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE ZOOLOGIE. 1977; 55 (8): 1213-1224	8	39
334	2	25	621 DENOTTER CJ, BEHAN M, MAES FW SINGLE CELL RESPONSES IN FEMALE PIERIS-BRASSICAE (LEPIDOPTERA, PIERIDAE) TO PLANT VOLATILES AND CONSPECIFIC EGG ODORS JOURNAL OF INSECT PHYSIOLOGY. 1980; 26 (7): 465-472	3	39
335	3	34	800 SCRIBER JM, LEDERHOUSE RC TEMPERATURE AS A FACTOR IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND FEEDING ECOLOGY OF TIGER SWALLOWTAIL CATERPILLARS, PAPILIO-GLAUCUS (LEPIDOPTERA) OIKOS. 1983; 40 (1): 95-102	2	39
336	8	19	1220 ZALUCKI MP, BROWER LP, MALCOLM SB OVIPOSITION BY DANAUS-PLEXIPPUS IN RELATION TO CARDENOLIDE CONTENT OF 3 ASCLEPIAS SPECIES IN THE SOUTHEASTERN USA ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1990 MAY; 15 (2): 231-240	14	39
337	3	54	1351 HODEK I HABITAT AND FOOD SPECIFICITY IN APHIDOPHAGOUS PREDATORS BIOCONTROL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. 1993; 3 (2): 91-100	1	39
338	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
339	1	7	106 ROTHSCHILD M, FORD B BREEDING OF RABBIT FLEA ( SPILOPSYLLUS CUNICULI ) DALE ) ) CONTROLLED BY REPRODUCTIVE HORMONES OF HOST NATURE. 1964; 201 (491): 103-&	38	38
340	1	74	110 PEARSON JC REVISION OF SUBFAMILY HAPLORCHINAE LOOSS 1899 ( TREMATODA - HETEROPHYIDAE ) .I. HAPLORCHIS GROUP PARASITOLOGY. 1964; 54 (4): 601-&	3	38
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341	1	37	217 TATCHELL RJ HOST-PARASITE INTERACTIONS AND FEEDING OF BLOOD-SUCKING ARTHROPODS PARASITOLOGY. 1969; 59: 93-&	4	38
342	2	27	260 PLATT AP, COPPINGE.RP, BROWER LP DEMONSTRATION OF SELECTIVE ADVANTAGE OF MIMETIC LIMENITIS BUTTERFLIES PRESENTED TO CAGED AVIAN PREDATORS EVOLUTION. 1971; 25 (4): 692-&	19	38
343	0	0	295 ROTHSCHILD M Some observations on the relationship between plants, toxic insects and birds PHYTOCHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1972; : 1-12	38	38
344	3	23	317 MCQUEEN A, MACKENZI.K, ROBERTS RJ, YOUNG H STUDIES ON SKIN OF PLAICE (PLEURONECTES-PLATESSA L) .3. EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE TO METACERCARIAE OF CRYPTOCOTYLE-LINGUA (CREPLIN, 1825) (DIGENEA-HETEROPHYIDAE) JOURNAL OF FISH BIOLOGY. 1973; 5 (2): 241-&	3	38
345	6	20	342 DUFFEY SS, SCUDDER GGE CARDIAC-GLYCOSIDES IN ONCOPELTUS-FASCIATUS (DALLAS) (HEMIPTERA-LYGAEIDAE) .1. UPTAKE AND DISTRIBUTION OF NATURAL CARDENOLIDES IN BODY CANADIAN JOURNAL OF ZOOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE ZOOLOGIE. 1974; 52 (2): 283-290	28	38
346	2	34	1178 HOBSON KA, SEALY SG RESPONSES OF YELLOW WARBLERS TO THE THREAT OF COWBIRD PARASITISM ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR. 1989 SEP; 38: 510-519	0	38
347	7	20	1246 EHMKE A, WITTE L, BILLER A, HARTMANN T SEQUESTRATION, N-OXIDATION AND TRANSFORMATION OF PLANT PYRROLIZIDINE ALKALOIDS BY THE ARCTIID MOTH TYRIA-JACOBAEAE L ZEITSCHRIFT FUR NATURFORSCHUNG C-A JOURNAL OF BIOSCIENCES. 1990 NOV-DEC; 45 (11-12): 1185-1192	18	38
348	6	79	1255 SOUSA WP CAN MODELS OF SOFT-SEDIMENT COMMUNITY STRUCTURE BE COMPLETE WITHOUT PARASITES AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST. 1991; 31 (6): 821-830	3	38
349	8	27	1443 MARPLES NM, VANVEELEN W, BRAKEFIELD PM THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF COLOR, TASTE AND SMELL IN THE PROTECTION OF AN APOSEMATIC INSECT COCCINELLA-SEPTEMPUNCTATA ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR. 1994 OCT; 48 (4): 967-974	19	38
350	2	90	1614 Piersma T Do global patterns of habitat use and migration strategics co-evolve with relative investments in immunocompetence due to spatial variation in parasite pressure? OIKOS. 1997 DEC; 80 (3): 623-631	1	38
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351	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
352	3	13	43 MENZEL RW, HOPKINS SH THE GROWTH OF OYSTERS PARASITIZED BY THE FUNGUS DERMOCYSTIDIUM-MARINUM AND BY THE TREMATODE BUCEPHALUS-CUCULUS JOURNAL OF PARASITOLOGY. 1955; 41 (4): 333-342	5	37
353	4	80	358 FELTWELL J, Rothschild M CAROTENOIDS IN 38 SPECIES OF LEPIDOPTERA JOURNAL OF ZOOLOGY. 1974; 174 (DEC): 441-&	37	37
354	1	23	583 TRAYNIER RMM LONG-TERM CHANGES IN THE OVIPOSITION BEHAVIOR OF THE CABBAGE BUTTERFLY, PIERIS-RAPAE, INDUCED BY CONTACT WITH PLANTS PHYSIOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1979; 4 (1): 87-96	10	37
355	9	47	612 PLOWRIGHT RC, OWEN RE THE EVOLUTIONARY SIGNIFICANCE OF BUMBLE BEE COLOR PATTERNS - A MIMETIC INTERPRETATION EVOLUTION. 1980; 34 (4): 622-637	6	37
356	11	29	616 SEIBER JN, TUSKES PM, BROWER LP, NELSON CJ PHARMACODYNAMICS OF SOME INDIVIDUAL MILKWEED CARDENOLIDES FED TO LARVAE OF THE MONARCH BUTTERFLY (DANAUS-PLEXIPPUS L) JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1980; 6 (2): 321-339	30	37
357	1	99	843 ROHDE K ECOLOGY OF MARINE PARASITES HELGOLANDER MEERESUNTERSUCHUNGEN. 1984; 37 (1-4): 5-33	0	37
358	6	23	942 GUILFORD T IS KIN SELECTION INVOLVED IN THE EVOLUTION OF WARNING COLORATION OIKOS. 1985; 45 (1): 31-36	11	37
359	5	23	1366 VRIELING K, DEVOS H, VANWIJK CAM GENETIC-ANALYSIS OF THE CONCENTRATIONS OF PYRROLIZIDINE ALKALOIDS IN SENECIO-JACOBAEA PHYTOCHEMISTRY. 1993 MAR; 32 (5): 1141-1144	6	37
360	10	56	1467 LEE PLM, CLAYTON DH POPULATION BIOLOGY OF SWIFT (APUS-APUS) ECTOPARASITES IN RELATION TO HOST REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1995 FEB; 20 (1): 43-50	10	37
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361	2	26	1613 HurtrezBousses S, Perret P, Renaud F, Blondel J High blowfly parasitic loads affect breeding success in a Mediterranean population of blue tits OECOLOGIA. 1997 DEC; 112 (4): 514-517	3	37
362	2	52	1679 Fan WZ, Tezuka Y, Komatsu K, Namba T, Kadota S Prolyl endopeptidase inhibitors from the underground part of Rhodiola sacra S.H. Fu BIOLOGICAL & PHARMACEUTICAL BULLETIN. 1999 FEB; 22 (2): 157-161	0	37
363	2	7	108 ROTHSCHILD M, FORD B MATRUATION + EGG-LAYING OF RABBIT FLEA ( SPILOPSYLLUS CUNICULI DALE ) INDUCED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION OF HYDROCORTISONE NATURE. 1964; 203 (494): 210-&	36	36
364	3	28	349 RITZMANN RE MECHANISMS FOR SNAPPING BEHAVIOR OF 2 ALPHEID SHRIMP, ALPHEUS-CALIFORNIENSIS AND ALPHEUS-HETEROCHELIS JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY. 1974; 95 (3): 217-236	1	36
365	5	16	443 MORROW PA, BELLAS TE, EISNER T EUCALYPTUS OILS IN DEFENSIVE ORAL DISCHARGE OF AUSTRALIAN SAWFLY LARVAE (HYMENOPTERA-PERGIDAE) OECOLOGIA. 1976; 24 (3): 193-206	4	36
366	3	44	600 FISHLYN DA, PHILLIPS DW CHEMICAL CAMOUFLAGING AND BEHAVIORAL DEFENSES AGAINST A PREDATORY SEASTAR BY 3 SPECIES OF GASTROPODS FROM THE SURF-GRASS PHYLLOSPADIX COMMUNITY BIOLOGICAL BULLETIN. 1980; 158 (1): 34-48	1	36
367	8	55	801 THOMPSON JN SELECTION PRESSURES ON PHYTOPHAGOUS INSECTS FEEDING ON SMALL HOST PLANTS OIKOS. 1983; 40 (3): 438-444	8	36
368	3	20	926 NOLDUS LPJJ, VANLENTEREN JC KAIROMONES FOR THE EGG PARASITE TRICHOGRAMMA-EVANESCENS WESTWOOD, (HYMENOPTERA, TRICHOGRAMMATIDAE) .2. EFFECT OF CONTACT CHEMICALS PRODUCED BY 2 OF ITS HOSTS, PIERIS-BRASSICAE L, (LEPIDOPTERA, PIERIDAE) AND PIERIS-RAPAE L, (LEPIDOPTERA, PIERIDAE) JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1985; 11 (6): 793-800	4	36
369	4	31	1332 ACHARYA L, FENTON MB ECHOLOCATION BEHAVIOR OF VESPERTILIONID BATS (LASIURUS-CINEREUS AND LASIURUS-BOREALIS) ATTACKING AIRBORNE TARGETS INCLUDING ARCTIID MOTHS CANADIAN JOURNAL OF ZOOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE ZOOLOGIE. 1992 JUL; 70 (7): 1292-1298	4	36
370	3	469	1503 CORDELL GA CHANGING STRATEGIES IN NATURAL-PRODUCTS CHEMISTRY PHYTOCHEMISTRY. 1995 DEC; 40 (6): 1585-1612	0	36
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371	2	38	1628 Doumbia M, Hemptinne JL, Dixon AFG Assessment of patch quality by ladybirds: role of larval tracks OECOLOGIA. 1998 JAN; 113 (2): 197-202	1	36
372	2	92	98 HOLLAND GP EVOLTUION CLASSIFICATION + HOST RELATIONSHIPS OF SIPHONAPTERA ANNUAL REVIEW OF ENTOMOLOGY. 1964; 9: 123-&	15	35
373	0	0	113 ROTHSCHILD M An extension of Dr. Lincoln Brower's theory on bird predation and food specificity, together with some observations on bird memory in relation to aposematic colour patterns THE ENTOMOLOGIST. 1964 APR; 97: 73-78	35	35
374	0	118	414 RYMER L HISTORY AND ETHNOBOTANY OF BRACKEN BOTANICAL JOURNAL OF THE LINNEAN SOCIETY. 1976; 73 (1-3): 151-176	0	35
375	2	32	561 JEFFORDS MR, STERNBURG JG, WALDBAUER GP BATESIAN MIMICRY - FIELD DEMONSTRATION OF THE SURVIVAL VALUE OF PIPEVINE SWALLOWTAIL AND MONARCH COLOR PATTERNS EVOLUTION. 1979; 33 (1): 275-286	14	35
376	2	14	656 NAHRSTEDT A, DAVIS RH THE OCCURRENCE OF THE CYANOGLUCOSIDES, LINAMARIN AND LOTAUSTRALIN, IN ACRAEA AND HELICONIUS BUTTERFLIES COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY AND PHYSIOLOGY B-BIOCHEMISTRY & MOLECULAR BIOLOGY. 1981; 68 (4): 575-577	17	35
377	5	46	1514 Levri EP, Lively CM The effects of size, reproductive condition, and parasitism on foraging behaviour in a freshwater snail, Potamopyrgus antipodarum ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR. 1996 APR; 51: 891-901	6	35
378	6	101	1859 Hilker M, Meiners T Induction of plant responses to oviposition and feeding by herbivorous arthropods: a comparison ENTOMOLOGIA EXPERIMENTALIS ET APPLICATA. 2002 JUL; 104 (1): 181-192	3	35
379	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
380	1	37	527 KRISTENSEN S, HAARLOV N, MOURIER H STUDY OF SKIN DISEASES IN DOGS AND CATS .4. PATTERNS OF FLEA INFESTATION IN DOGS AND CATS IN DENMARK NORDISK VETERINAER MEDICIN. 1978; 30 (10): 401-413	2	34
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381	3	18	556 DAVIS RH, NAHRSTEDT A LINAMARIN AND LOTAUSTRALIN AS THE SOURCE OF CYANIDE IN ZYGAENA-FILIPENDULAE L (LEPIDOPTERA) COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY AND PHYSIOLOGY B-BIOCHEMISTRY & MOLECULAR BIOLOGY. 1979; 64 (4): 395-397	22	34
382	1	20	682 RYPSTRA AL THE EFFECT OF KLEPTOPARASITISM ON PREY CONSUMPTION AND WEB RELOCATION IN A PERUVIAN POPULATION OF THE SPIDER NEPHILA-CLAVIPES OIKOS. 1981; 37 (2): 179-182	0	34
383	0	48	704 BUEHLER DA, KEITH LB SNOWSHOE HARE DISTRIBUTION AND HABITAT USE IN WISCONSIN CANADIAN FIELD-NATURALIST. 1982; 96 (1): 19-29	0	34
384	4	11	710 MACKAY DA, SINGER MC THE BASIS OF AN APPARENT PREFERENCE FOR ISOLATED HOST PLANTS BY OVIPOSITING EUPTYCHIA-LIBYE BUTTERFLIES ECOLOGICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 1982; 7 (3): 299-303	3	34
385	12	44	736 SILLENTULLBERG B, WIKLUND C, JARVI T APOSEMATIC COLORATION IN ADULTS AND LARVAE OF LYGAEUS-EQUESTRIS AND ITS BEARING ON MULLERIAN MIMICRY - AN EXPERIMENTAL-STUDY ON PREDATION ON LIVING BUGS BY THE GREAT TIT PARUS-MAJOR OIKOS. 1982; 39 (2): 131-136	15	34
386	14	44	851 BROWER LP, SEIBER JN, NELSON CJ, LYNCH SP, HOLLAND MM 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) JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ECOLOGY. 1984; 10 (4): 601-639	22	34
387	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
388	7	265	1321 PEARSON JC ON THE POSITION OF THE DIGENEAN FAMILY HERONIMIDAE - AN INQUIRY INTO A CLADISTIC CLASSIFICATION OF THE DIGENEA SYSTEMATIC PARASITOLOGY. 1992 FEB; 21 (2): 81-166	0	34
389	1	30	1479 MOLYNEUX RJ, MCKENZIE RA, OSULLIVAN BM, ELBEIN AD IDENTIFICATION OF THE GLYCOSIDASE INHIBITORS SWAINSONINE AND CALYSTEGINE B-2 IN WEIR VINE (IPOMOEA SP Q6 [AFF CALOBRA]) AND CORRELATION WITH TOXICITY JOURNAL OF NATURAL PRODUCTS-LLOYDIA. 1995 JUN; 58 (6): 878-886	9	34
390	2	34	1528 Rosa EAS, Heaney RK, Portas CAM, Fenwick GR Changes in glucosinolate concentrations in Brassica crops (B-oleracea and B-napus) throughout growing seasons JOURNAL OF THE SCIENCE OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE. 1996 JUN; 71 (2): 237-244	0	34
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391	1	41	1551 Yoshikawa M, Shimada H, Shimoda H, Murakami N, Yamahara J, et al. Bioactive constituents of Chinese natural medicines .2. Rhodiolae radix .1. Chemical structures and antiallergic activity of rhodiocyanosides A and B from the underground part of Rhodiola quadrifida (Pall) Fisch et MEY (Crassulaceae) CHEMICAL & PHARMACEUTICAL BULLETIN. 1996 NOV; 44 (11): 2086-2091	2	34
392	10	26	1584 Roper TJ, Marples NM Odour and colour as cues for taste-avoidance learning in domestic chicks ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR. 1997 JUN; 53: 1241-1250	15	34
393	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
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