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Competition between <i></i>Nicrophorus investigator<i></i>, <i></i>Nicrophorus defodiens<i></i>, and <i></i>Thanatophilus lapponica<i></i> for carrion resources

Authors: Cloyed, C.; Jarecke, K.; Jessee, C.; Winkler, D.
Year: 2008
Publisher: UNKNOWN
Keywords: NICROPHORUS, THANATOPHILUS, PEROMYSCUS, BREEDING BEHAVIOR, COMPETITION

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