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Variation in behavior of lycaenid larvae when attended by different ant species

Authors: Axen, A. H.

Year: 2000

Journal: Evolutionary Ecology, Vol. 14, pp. 611-625

Publisher: UNKNOWN

Keywords: INCOMPLETE

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