Embryonic learning and developmental carry-over effects in an invasive anuran.

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Embryonic learning and developmental carry-over effects in an invasive anuran.

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Embryonic learning and developmental carry-over effects in an invasive anuran.

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Embryonic learning and developmental carry-over effects in an invasive anuran

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Evan M Bredeweg

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Jenny C Urbina

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Maud C O Ferrari

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10.1007/S00442-017-3905-5

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Tiffany S Garcia

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