Polyphagy and diversification in tussock moths: Support for the oscillation hypothesis from extreme generalists
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Polyphagy and diversification in tussock moths: Support for the oscillation hypothesis from extreme generalists
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Ecology and Evolution
Volume 7, Issue 19, Pages 7975-7986
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Wiley
Online
2017-08-31
DOI
10.1002/ece3.3350
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