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[54] GREENBANK DO, 1973, MX39 MAR FOR RES CTR

[55] OVIPOSITION SITE SELECTION - AN AID TO RAPID GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE TIGER SWALLOWTAIL BUTTERFLY, PAPILIO-GLAUCUS [J]. OECOLOGIA, 1985, 66 (01) : 68 - 73

[56] LONG-DISTANCE DISPERSAL AND COLONIZATION IN THE BAY CHECKERSPOT BUTTERFLY, EUPHYDRYAS-EDITHA-BAYENSIS [J]. ECOLOGY, 1989, 70 (05) : 1236 - 1243

[57] DISTRIBUTION OF THE BAY CHECKERSPOT BUTTERFLY, EUPHYDRYAS-EDITHA BAYENSIS - EVIDENCE FOR A METAPOPULATION MODEL [J]. AMERICAN NATURALIST, 1988, 132 (03) : 360 - 382

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