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Scorpion biology and research - Introduction
Authors: Brownell, P Polis, G
Citation: P. Brownell et G. Polis, Scorpion biology and research - Introduction, SCORPION BIOLOGY AND RESEARCH, 2001, pp. 3-12
Structure, reproduction, and development
Authors: Farley, R
Citation: R. Farley, Structure, reproduction, and development, SCORPION BIOLOGY AND RESEARCH, 2001, pp. 13-78
Eyes and vision
Authors: Locket, A
Citation: A. Locket, Eyes and vision, SCORPION BIOLOGY AND RESEARCH, 2001, pp. 79-106
Neuronal organization of circadian systems
Authors: Fleissner, G Fleissner, G
Citation: G. Fleissner et G. Fleissner, Neuronal organization of circadian systems, SCORPION BIOLOGY AND RESEARCH, 2001, pp. 107-137
The scorpion's clock - Feedback mechanisms in circadian systems
Authors: Fleissner, G Fleissner, G
Citation: G. Fleissner et G. Fleissner, The scorpion's clock - Feedback mechanisms in circadian systems, SCORPION BIOLOGY AND RESEARCH, 2001, pp. 138-158
Sensory ecology and orientational behaviors
Authors: Brownell, P
Citation: P. Brownell, Sensory ecology and orientational behaviors, SCORPION BIOLOGY AND RESEARCH, 2001, pp. 159-183
Chemosensory behavior and physiology
Authors: Gaffin, D Brownell, P
Citation: D. Gaffin et P. Brownell, Chemosensory behavior and physiology, SCORPION BIOLOGY AND RESEARCH, 2001, pp. 184-203
Structure and neurotoxicity of venoms
Authors: Loret, E Hammock, B
Citation: E. Loret et B. Hammock, Structure and neurotoxicity of venoms, SCORPION BIOLOGY AND RESEARCH, 2001, pp. 204-233
Metals in cuticular structures
Authors: Schofield, RMS
Citation: Rms. Schofield, Metals in cuticular structures, SCORPION BIOLOGY AND RESEARCH, 2001, pp. 234-256
Brood care and social behavior
Authors: Mahsberg, D
Citation: D. Mahsberg, Brood care and social behavior, SCORPION BIOLOGY AND RESEARCH, 2001, pp. 257-277
Reproductive ecology
Authors: Benton, T
Citation: T. Benton, Reproductive ecology, SCORPION BIOLOGY AND RESEARCH, 2001, pp. 278-301
Population and community ecology of desert scorpions
Authors: Polis, GA
Citation: Ga. Polis, Population and community ecology of desert scorpions, SCORPION BIOLOGY AND RESEARCH, 2001, pp. 302-316
Evolution of geographic variation in body size and life-history traits
Authors: Myers, C
Citation: C. Myers, Evolution of geographic variation in body size and life-history traits, SCORPION BIOLOGY AND RESEARCH, 2001, pp. 317-333
Historical biogeography
Authors: Due, AD
Citation: Ad. Due, Historical biogeography, SCORPION BIOLOGY AND RESEARCH, 2001, pp. 334-346
Molecular approaches to biogeography
Authors: Yamashita, T Fet, V
Citation: T. Yamashita et V. Fet, Molecular approaches to biogeography, SCORPION BIOLOGY AND RESEARCH, 2001, pp. 347-369
Paleontology
Authors: Jeram, AJ
Citation: Aj. Jeram, Paleontology, SCORPION BIOLOGY AND RESEARCH, 2001, pp. 370-392
Radioresistance of scorpions
Authors: Goyffon, M Roman, V
Citation: M. Goyffon et V. Roman, Radioresistance of scorpions, SCORPION BIOLOGY AND RESEARCH, 2001, pp. 393-405
Scorpion diversity in tropical South America - Implication for conservation programs
Authors: Lourenco, W
Citation: W. Lourenco, Scorpion diversity in tropical South America - Implication for conservation programs, SCORPION BIOLOGY AND RESEARCH, 2001, pp. 406-415
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