148 results on '"DIXON, ANTHONY F. G."'
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2. Spatial distribution of cereal aphids determines their abundance and population density in winter wheat stands.
3. Relationship between the Minimum and Maximum Temperature Thresholds for Development in Insects
4. Proximate Causes of Rensch’s Rule: Does Sexual Size Dimorphism in Arthropods Result from Sex Differences in Development Time?
5. Prey life‐history influences the evolution of egg mass and indirectly reproductive investment in a group of free‐living insect predators
6. Generation time ratio, rather than voracity, determines population dynamics of insect – natural enemy systems, contrary to classical Lotka-Volterra models
7. Ecology and Evolution of Aphid-Ant Interactions
8. Mutualism: Ants and their Insect Partners
9. Developmental Rate Isomorphy in Insects and Mites
10. Does Body Size Optimization Result in Skewed Body Size Distribution on a Logarithmic Scale?
11. Assessment of patch quality by ladybirds: relative response to conspecific and heterospecific larval tracks a consequence of habitat similarity?
12. Inverse latitudinal gradients in species diversity
13. Prey life‐history influences the evolution of egg mass and indirectly reproductive investment in a group of free‐living insect predators.
14. The adaptive significance of autumn leaf colours
15. Data on aphids indicate that rarity in herbivorous insects may be a consequence of a low rate of potential population growth
16. Differences in the Phenology ofHarmonia axyridis(Coleoptera: Coccinellidae) and Native Coccinellids in Central Europe
17. Phenol oxidising enzymes in the grain aphidʼs saliva
18. GENERATION TIME RATIO, RATHER THAN VORACITY, DETERMINES POPULATION DYNAMICS OF INSECT - NATURAL ENEMY SYSTEMS, CONTRARY TO CLASSICAL LOTKA-VOLTERRA MODELS.
19. Aphids (Homoptera: Aphididae) on Winter Wheat: Predicting Maximum Abundance of Metopolophium dirhodum
20. Differences in the Phenology of Harmonia axyridis (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae) and Native Coccinellids in Central Europe.
21. Data on aphids indicate that rarity in herbivorous insects may be a consequence of a low rate of potential population growth.
22. Diuraphis noxia: reproductive behaviour in Argentina
23. Detecting seasonal variation in composition of adult Coccinellidae communities
24. Predator efficiency reconsidered for a ladybird-aphid system
25. Effect of temperature and nutrients on the growth and development of seedlings of an invasive plant
26. Rate of development of predatory insects is dependent on that of their prey
27. Phenotypic plasticity in the response of aphids to host plant quality
28. Historical perspective
29. Mutualisms between ants and their partners
30. Theories on mutualism
31. The scope of the problem
32. References
33. Preface
34. Plasticity of the thermal requirements of exotherms and adaptation to environmental conditions
35. Long-term trends in the composition of aphidophagous coccinellid communities in Central Europe
36. Cannibalism, optimal egg size and vulnerable developmental stages in insect predators
37. Proximate Causes of Rensch’s Rule: Does Sexual Size Dimorphism in Arthropods Result from Sex Differences in Development Time?
38. Physiological mechanism governing slow and fast development in predatory ladybirds
39. Egg dumping by predatory insects
40. Vulnerability of larvae of two species of aphidophagous ladybirds,Adalia bipunctataLinnaeus andHarmonia axyridisPallas, to cannibalism and intraguild predation
41. Effects of intra and interspecific interactions on the survival of two predatory ladybirds (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae) in relation to prey abundance
42. Mutualism
43. Cost of being an intraguild predator in predatory ladybirds
44. Assessment of patch quality by ladybirds: relative response to conspecific and heterospecific larval tracks a consequence of habitat similarity?
45. Age and experience influence patch assessment for oviposition by an insect predator
46. A general rule for the dependence of developmental rate on temperature in ectothermic animals
47. Effect of intraguild predation on the survival and development of three species of aphidophagous ladybirds: consequences for invasive species
48. Effect of emigration on cannibalism and intraguild predation in aphidophagous ladybirds
49. Natural enemy ravine revisited: the importance of sample size for determining population growth
50. Subject index.
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