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Combined Effects of Host Plant Quality and Predation on a Tropical Lepidopteran: A Comparison between Treefall Gaps and the Understory in Panama

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From empirical patterns to theory: a formal metabolic theory of life

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The effects of temperature on host–pathogen interactions in D. melanogaster: Who benefits?

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