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Authors:
FADAMIRO HY
WYATT TD
BIRCH MC
Citation: Hy. Fadamiro et al., FLYING BEETLES RESPOND AS MOTHS PREDICT - OPTOMOTOR ANEMOTAXIS TO PHEROMONE PLUMES AT DIFFERENT HEIGHTS, Journal of insect behavior, 11(4), 1998, pp. 549-557
Authors:
WYATT TD
VASTIAU K
BIRCH MC
Citation: Td. Wyatt et al., ORIENTATION OF FLYING MALE ANOBIUM-PUNCTATUM (COLEOPTERA, ANOBIIDAE) TO SEX-PHEROMONE - SEPARATING EFFECTS OF VISUAL-STIMULI AND PHYSICAL BARRIERS TO WIND, Physiological entomology, 22(2), 1997, pp. 191-196
Authors:
FADAMIRO HY
WYATT TD
BIRCH MC
Citation: Hy. Fadamiro et al., FLIGHT ACTIVITY OF PROSTEPHANUS-TRUNCATUS (HORN) (COLEOPTERA, BOSTRICHIDAE) IN RELATION TO POPULATION-DENSITY, RESOURCE QUALITY, AGE, AND SEX, Journal of insect behavior, 9(2), 1996, pp. 339-351
Authors:
POPPY GM
BIRCH MC
Citation: Gm. Poppy et Mc. Birch, EVIDENCE OF THE EVERSION OF MAMESTRA-BRASSICAE (LEPIDOPTERA, NOCTUIDAE) HAIR-PENCILS DURING COURTSHIP, Journal of insect behavior, 7(6), 1994, pp. 885-889
Authors:
GOULSON D
BIRCH MC
WYATT TD
Citation: D. Goulson et al., MATE LOCATION IN THE DEATHWATCH BEETLE, XESTOBIUM-RUFOVILLOSUM DE-GEER (ANOBIIDAE) - ORIENTATION TO SUBSTRATE VIBRATIONS, Animal behaviour, 47(4), 1994, pp. 899-907
Authors:
GOULSON D
BIRCH MC
WYATT TD
Citation: D. Goulson et al., PATERNAL INVESTMENT IN RELATION TO SIZE IN THE DEATHWATCH BEETLE, XESTOBIUM-RUFOVILLOSUM (COLEOPTERA, ANOBIIDAE), AND EVIDENCE FOR FEMALE SELECTION FOR LARGE MATES, Journal of insect behavior, 6(5), 1993, pp. 539-547
Authors:
WHITE PR
BIRCH MC
CHURCH S
JAY C
ROWE E
KEENLYSIDE JJ
Citation: Pr. White et al., INTRASPECIFIC VARIABILITY IN THE TAPPING BEHAVIOR OF THE DEATHWATCH BEETLE, XESTOBIUM-RUFOVILLOSUM (COLEOPTERA, ANOBIIDAE), Journal of insect behavior, 6(5), 1993, pp. 549-562
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