Variable prey development time suppresses predator-prey cycles and enhances stability.

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Variable prey development time suppresses predator-prey cycles and enhances stability.

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Dashun Xu

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Heidi N Stevens

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James T Cronin

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John D Reeve

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Mingqing Xiao

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10.1111/ELE.12571

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