Living with the dead : When the body count rises, prey stick around /

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Living with the dead : When the body count rises, prey stick around /

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Altri autori:	Casquet, Julianne., Fievet, Virgil., Guigo, Pauline Le., Outreman, Yannick., Poinsot, Denis.
Natura:	Articolo
Lingua:	English
Soggetti:	Aphids dispersal morph Dead zone effect Killed congeners Parasitoids foraging behavior Phenotypic plasticity Predation risk cues
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