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BURYING BEETLES (COLEOPTERA, SILPHIDAE) OF THE APOSTLE ISLANDS, WISCONSIN - SPECIES-DIVERSITY, POPULATION-DENSITY AND BODY-SIZE
Authors: TRUMBO ST THOMAS S
Citation: St. Trumbo et S. Thomas, BURYING BEETLES (COLEOPTERA, SILPHIDAE) OF THE APOSTLE ISLANDS, WISCONSIN - SPECIES-DIVERSITY, POPULATION-DENSITY AND BODY-SIZE, Great Lakes entomologist, 31(2), 1998, pp. 85-95
JUVENILE HORMONE-MEDIATED REPRODUCTION IN BURYING BEETLES - FROM BEHAVIOR TO PHYSIOLOGY
Authors: TRUMBO ST
Citation: St. Trumbo, JUVENILE HORMONE-MEDIATED REPRODUCTION IN BURYING BEETLES - FROM BEHAVIOR TO PHYSIOLOGY, Archives of insect biochemistry and physiology, 35(4), 1997, pp. 479-490
DIVISION-OF-LABOR BETWEEN UNDERTAKER SPECIALISTS AND OTHER MIDDLE-AGED WORKERS IN HONEY-BEE COLONIES
Authors: TRUMBO ST HUANG ZY ROBINSON GE
Citation: St. Trumbo et al., DIVISION-OF-LABOR BETWEEN UNDERTAKER SPECIALISTS AND OTHER MIDDLE-AGED WORKERS IN HONEY-BEE COLONIES, Behavioral ecology and sociobiology, 41(3), 1997, pp. 151-163
LEARNING AND TASK INTERFERENCE BY CORPSE-REMOVAL SPECIALISTS IN HONEY-BEE COLONIES
Authors: TRUMBO ST ROBINSON GE
Citation: St. Trumbo et Ge. Robinson, LEARNING AND TASK INTERFERENCE BY CORPSE-REMOVAL SPECIALISTS IN HONEY-BEE COLONIES, Ethology, 103(11), 1997, pp. 966-975
THE ROLE OF CONFLICT IN BREEDING SYSTEMS - BURYING BEETLES AS EXPERIMENTAL ORGANISMS
Authors: TRUMBO ST
Citation: St. Trumbo, THE ROLE OF CONFLICT IN BREEDING SYSTEMS - BURYING BEETLES AS EXPERIMENTAL ORGANISMS, The American biology teacher, 58(2), 1996, pp. 118-121
REGULATION OF BROOD SIZE BY MALE PARENTS AND CUES EMPLOYED TO ASSESS RESOURCE SIZE BY BURYING BEETLES
Authors: TRUMBO ST FERNANDEZ AG
Citation: St. Trumbo et Ag. Fernandez, REGULATION OF BROOD SIZE BY MALE PARENTS AND CUES EMPLOYED TO ASSESS RESOURCE SIZE BY BURYING BEETLES, Ethology, ecology and evolution, 7(4), 1995, pp. 313-322
NESTING FAILURE IN BURYING BEETLES AND THE ORIGIN OF COMMUNAL ASSOCIATIONS
Authors: TRUMBO ST
Citation: St. Trumbo, NESTING FAILURE IN BURYING BEETLES AND THE ORIGIN OF COMMUNAL ASSOCIATIONS, Evolutionary ecology, 9(2), 1995, pp. 125-130
RAPID ELEVATION OF JUVENILE-HORMONE TITER DURING BEHAVIORAL-ASSESSMENT OF THE BREEDING RESOURCE BY THE BURYING BEETLE, NICROPHORUS-ORBICOLLIS
Authors: TRUMBO ST BORST DW ROBINSON GE
Citation: St. Trumbo et al., RAPID ELEVATION OF JUVENILE-HORMONE TITER DURING BEHAVIORAL-ASSESSMENT OF THE BREEDING RESOURCE BY THE BURYING BEETLE, NICROPHORUS-ORBICOLLIS, Journal of insect physiology, 41(6), 1995, pp. 535-543
INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION, BROOD PARASITISM, AND THE EVOLUTION OF BIPARENTAL COOPERATION IN BURYING BEETLES
Authors: TRUMBO ST
Citation: St. Trumbo, INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION, BROOD PARASITISM, AND THE EVOLUTION OF BIPARENTAL COOPERATION IN BURYING BEETLES, Oikos, 69(2), 1994, pp. 241-249
BEYOND MONOGAMY - TERRITORY QUALITY INFLUENCES SEXUAL ADVERTISEMENT IN MALE BURYING BEETLES
Authors: TRUMBO ST EGGERT AK
Citation: St. Trumbo et Ak. Eggert, BEYOND MONOGAMY - TERRITORY QUALITY INFLUENCES SEXUAL ADVERTISEMENT IN MALE BURYING BEETLES, Animal behaviour, 48(5), 1994, pp. 1043-1047
INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION AND THE EVOLUTION OF COMMUNAL BREEDING IN BURYING BEETLES
Authors: TRUMBO ST FIORE AJ
Citation: St. Trumbo et Aj. Fiore, INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION AND THE EVOLUTION OF COMMUNAL BREEDING IN BURYING BEETLES, The American midland naturalist, 131(1), 1994, pp. 169-174
BROOD DISCRIMINATION, NEST MATE DISCRIMINATION, AND DETERMINANTS OF SOCIAL-BEHAVIOR IN FACULTATIVELY QUASISOCIAL BEETLES (NICROPHORUS SPP)
Authors: TRUMBO ST WILSON DS
Citation: St. Trumbo et Ds. Wilson, BROOD DISCRIMINATION, NEST MATE DISCRIMINATION, AND DETERMINANTS OF SOCIAL-BEHAVIOR IN FACULTATIVELY QUASISOCIAL BEETLES (NICROPHORUS SPP), Behavioral ecology, 4(4), 1993, pp. 332-339
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