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The use of rodent burrows by burying beetles, <i>Nicrophorus investigator</i>: A case of behavioral plasticity

Authors: Calahan, C.
Mentor: R. Smith
Year: 2000
Publisher: UNKNOWN
Keywords: BEHAVIOR, ENTOMOLOGY, GOTHIC, LIFE HISTORY, NICROPHORUS, REPRODUCTIVE STRATEGIES, REU, RMBL, RMBL STUDENT PAPER, SILPHIDAE

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