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isolation , among sets of populations ; nor has its importance been confirmed previously through a manipulation . ... We excluded loci violating the stepwise mutation assumption , leaving 15 microsatellites from 22 fish per population .
isolation , among sets of populations ; nor has its importance been confirmed previously through a manipulation . ... We excluded loci violating the stepwise mutation assumption , leaving 15 microsatellites from 22 fish per population .
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However , Tytthus , Grammonota , Pardosa and Hogna are known to reduce planthopper population sizes independently in ... although no conclusions can be made about the nature of predator interactions if planthopper populations decrease ...
However , Tytthus , Grammonota , Pardosa and Hogna are known to reduce planthopper population sizes independently in ... although no conclusions can be made about the nature of predator interactions if planthopper populations decrease ...
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Predator effects on herbivore populations cascaded down to affect primary productivity , both tiller production ( F3,27 ... In the simple food web with a single predator species , the marked reduction in planthopper population size ...
Predator effects on herbivore populations cascaded down to affect primary productivity , both tiller production ( F3,27 ... In the simple food web with a single predator species , the marked reduction in planthopper population size ...
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| Title | Nature, Volume 429 |
| Editor | Sir Norman Lockyer |
| Publisher | Macmillan Journals Limited, 2004 |
| Original from | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitized | 20 Dec 2019 |
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