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Use of AFLP Markers in Surveys of Arthropod Diversity

2005
Arthropods comprise the most diverse group of animals on earth and as such have been the subject of considerable evolutionary research. For example, much of our understanding of the genetic basis of evolutionary change is derived from the insect genus Drosophila, one of the most well-studied organisms in biology.
Tamra C, Mendelson, Kerry L, Shaw
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Impact of Climate Change on Arthropod Diversity

2016
Today, understanding the consequences of changes in biological diversity due to global warming has become critically important. Climate change has profound influence on arthropod diversity. Principal effects of climate change on arthropod diversity include decrease in decomposers and predators and parasites and increased herbivory which affects the ...
N R Prasannakumar
exaly   +2 more sources

Mimicry in a Diverse Community of Arthropods

2018
Module exploring how researchers exposed arthropod mimics that use a golden patch to warn of unpalatability to predators with different prey preferences to determine how effective their warnings were.
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Molecular Diversity and Specificity of Arthropod Toxins

2002
Arthropod toxins constitute a vast class of natural toxins. Their chemical properties and biological actions are quite diverse. The most known toxins are neurotoxins selectively interacting with functionally important components of the nerve cell membrane, i.e.
Eugene V. Grishin, T. M. Volkova, Yu. V. Korolkova, K. A. Pluzhnikov   +3 more
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Vegetational Diversity and Arthropod Population Response

Annual Review of Entomology, 1991
Studies of agroecosystems during the past 30 years have lead several agri­ cultural scientists to question the commitment of modem industrial agriculture to high intensity monocultural production . Additionally, current research directions in integrated pest management emphasize biological interactions among insect pests, natural enemies, and other ...
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A diverse approach to arthropod development

Evolution & Development, 2000
C L, Hughes, T C, Kaufman
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Management and diversity of arthropods inCalluna heathland

Biodiversity and Conservation, 1992
Heathlands, dominated byCalluna vulgaris, are located along the western seaboard of Europe. Most undergo a cyclical succession as the heather plants pass through four definable growth-phases over a period of about 30 years. Examples of upland heathlands are drawn from the North York Moors National Park, an area of Jurassic rocks in the north of England
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Arthropod diversity in cashew blossom

Indian Journal of Entomology, 2020
S Singh, S K Mukherjee
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Arthropod diversity in mango at karaikal

Indian Journal of Entomology, 2018
R.K. Balaji, K. Kumar
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Moderate Grazing Promotes Arthropod Species Diversity in an Alpine Meadow

Biology, 2023
Shucun Sun, Karl Niklas, Niklas Karl J
exaly