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Are behavioural responses to predation cues linked across life cycle stages?

Are behavioural responses to predation cues linked across life cycle stages?

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Ecological Entomology

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Are behavioural responses to predation cues linked across life cycle stages?

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DANIEL ALBENY-SIMÕES

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ERALDO LIMA

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JENNIFER A. BREAUX

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MATEUS R. ANDRADE

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10.1111/EEN.12358

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Steven A. Juliano

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2016-11-16T00:00:00Z

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