cannibalistic caterpillars (utetheisa ornatrix; lepidoptera: arctiidae) fail to differentiate between eggs on the basis of kinship
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1995
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Abstract
Utetheisa ornatrix larvae, in exercising egg cannibalism, do not discriminate between kin and nonkin. Under natural conditions this may not be a handicap, partly because the larvae hatch largely in synchrony and do not immediately upon emergence engage in cannibalism.
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| Authors | ;James F. Hare;Thomas Eisner |
| Journal | ocean science (os) |
| Year | 1995 |
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10.1155/1995/84147
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