Seismic noise influences brood size dynamics in a subterranean insect with biparental care
Authors:
- Mia E. PhillipsMPMia E. Phillips
- Gabriela ChioGCGabriela Chio
- Carrie L. HallCHCarrie L. Hall
- Hannah M. ter HofstedeHHHannah M. ter Hofstede
- Daniel R. HowardDHDaniel R. Howard
- 1 March 2020
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Animal Behaviour
- Vol. 161, 15-22
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Funding Information
- Animal Behavior Society
- Nature Conservancy
- New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station (1010114)
- University of New Hampshire
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