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The Roles of Semiochemical Perception and Surface Compounds in a Pharmacophagous Sawfly. [PDF]

J Chem Ecol
Brueggemann L, Fleer GS, Müller C.
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Nanoscale ultrastructures increase the visual conspicuousness of signalling traits in obligate cleaner shrimps.

J Exp Biol
Caves EM, Davis AL, Johnsen S.
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Microbial composition and dynamics in environmental samples from a ready-to-eat food production facility with a long-term colonisation of Listeria monocytogenes

Maria D, Aird H, Viet TL, Gutierrez AV, Larke-Mejia N, Omelchenko O, Moragues-Solanas L, Fritscher J, Som N, McLauchlin J, Hildebrand F, Jørgensen F, Gilmour M.   +12 more
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The evolution of reduced facilitation in a four-species bacterial community

Piccardi P, Ulrich E, Garcia-Garcerà M, Martino RD, Testa SEA, Mitri S.   +5 more
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Costs and benefits of a cleaning mutualism

Journal of Fish Biology, 2003
Mutualisms can be thought of as ‘biological markets’ in which species trade resources, which can be manipulated by one or both participants. However, temporal and geographical variation in the outcome of mutualisms generates dynamic mosaics of co‐evolved interactions, therefore, outcomes of mutualistic interactions may be difficult to interpret with a ‘
Cheney, K. L., Cote, I. M.
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Marine cleaning mutualisms provide new insights in biological market dynamics

2023
Most mutually beneficial social interactions (cooperation within species, mutualism between species) involve some degree of partner choice. In an analogy to economic theory as applied to human trading practices, biological market theory (BMT) focusses on how partner choice affects payoff distributions among non-human traders.
Redouan Bshary, Ronald Noe
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What makes a species central in a cleaning mutualism network?

Oikos, 2010
Mutualisms often form networks of interacting species, characterized by the existence of a central core of species that potentially drive the ecology and the evolution of the whole community. Centrality measures allow quantification of how central or peripheral a species is within a network, thus informing about the role of each species in network ...
Cristina Sazima, Paulo R. Guimarães, Sérgio F. Dos Reis, Ivan Sazima   +3 more
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Creating a mutual gains climate regime through universal clean energy services

Climate Policy, 2012
Climate change is a serious threat to all nations. This raises the question of why continuous treaty negotiations for more than two decades have failed to create a viable or adequate international climate regime. The current strategy of addressing climate change misdiagnoses the issue as a pollution problem by focusing on symptoms (emissions) and not ...
William Moomaw, Mihaela Papa
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Cleaning mutualism in an Australian estuary: silver batfish services fish clients at cleaning stations, with a summary of brackish water cleaners

Environmental Biology of Fishes, 2021
Cleaning symbiosis is one of the most iconic relationships between fishes. The cleaner picks parasites and diseased tissue from the body of so-called clients. Both parties benefit from this association: the cleaner obtains food and the client has unwanted organisms and material removed. Knowledge about cleaning interactions derives mostly from tropical
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Automated Solar Panel Cleaning; Mutual Shaping of Residential Solar Regulations in the Commonwealth of Virginia

2023
To combat climate change, societies must adopt cleaner energy sources like wind, solar, nuclear, etc. to reduce carbon emissions and pollution. Photovoltaic solar technology (“solar panels”) is promising through their ability to directly convert sunlight to electricity without an intermediary step like turning a motor or boiling water.
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