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Contrasting patterns of genetic structure and dispersal ability in ant-attended and non-attended Tuberculatus aphids.

Biology letters - 23 Apr 2010

Yao Izumi

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Aphid species within the genus Tuberculatus exhibit a variety of interactions with ants, ranging from close associations to non-attendance. An ant-attended species, Tuberculatus quercicola, and two non-attended species, Tuberculatus japonicus and Tuberculatus paiki, are sympatric and hosted by th...

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PMID: 19923136
DOI: 10.1098/rsbl.2009.0781
PMCID: PMC2865036

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