When sexual selection meets insect food plant relationships: morphology of the male
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Creador: SORIA GARCIA, JUAN MIGUEL 
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Categoría: BiologÃa
Clasificación Unesco: Ciencias de la vida::BiologÃa animal (zoologÃa)::Invertebrados
Descripción: José Vicente Pérez Santa-Rita. When sexual selection meets insect food plant relationships: morphology of the male hindwing costal roll in Cochylini (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) with an ecological and evolutionary perspective.
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