Chemosensory and thermal cue responses in the sub-Antarctic moth Pringleophaga marioni: Do caterpillars choose Wandering Albatross nest proxies?

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Chemosensory and thermal cue responses in the sub-Antarctic moth Pringleophaga marioni: Do caterpillars choose Wandering Albatross nest proxies? is …
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P356DOI10.1007/S00300-014-1457-2

P50authorSteven L. ChownQ42666979
Brent J SinclairQ46730848
P2093author name stringTanya M. Haupt
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P921main subjectPringleophaga marioniQ2692674
chemosensationQ122214674
P304page(s)555-563
P577publication date2014-01-22
P1433published inPolar BiologyQ15754510
P1476titleChemosensory and thermal cue responses in the sub-Antarctic moth Pringleophaga marioni: Do caterpillars choose Wandering Albatross nest proxies?
P478volume37

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