copulation, fighting behavior and life cyle of neopamera bilobata (heteroptera: lygaeidae)

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1998
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Abstract
Durante una cópula de Neopamera bilobata, el macho cortejó a la hembra con sacudidas verticales de su cuerpo, y ella lo empujó con sus patas posteriores. Dos machos pelearon una vez con sus patas delanteras, las cuales tienen el fémur engrosado y con espinas. Una hembra depositó 2.2 huevos/día, y las ninfas tardaron 10-12 días en eclosionar. Un macho y una hembra criados en el laboratorio vivieron por 52 y 45 días, respectivamente.
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Authors ;Rafael Lucas Rodríguez S
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Year 1998
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