Cannibalism and activity rate in larval damselflies increase along a latitudinal gradient as a consequence of time constraints

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RT @thislabmayfly: Day 14: Lots of things eat mayflies including damselflies. One thing I didn't know about damselflies though was their p…

26 Dec 2018

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Day 14: Lots of things eat mayflies including damselflies. One thing I didn't know about damselflies though was their penchant for cannibalism. In this new paper https://t.co/sDrT1jAGrX the authors found that cannibalism (in damselflies) was greater at

14 Dec 2018

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Nasilenie kanibalizmu zależy od długości sezonu wegetacyjnego - im mniej czasu mają larwy ważek na wzrost i... https://t.co/4T4lIVO6H7

20 Jul 2017

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More seasonally time-constrained damselflies show more cannibalistic behaviour than less time stressed damselflies: https://t.co/X9qll2Dv9c https://t.co/1XIL7HpDNu

20 Jul 2017

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