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Jokers, generations 2001-08, PARASITOID COUNTS: Chrysis summer cocoons

Hallett, Peter

Publication date

June 2013

Publisher

University of Toronto Medical Journal

Abstract

Summer cocoons are the earliest stage at which parasitoids are recognized by naked eye, but parasitoids are always recorded as if discovered at this stage

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