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Male mate location behaviour and encounter sites in a community of tropical butterflies: taxonomic and site associations and distinctions.
Journal of biosciences - 1 Dec 2010
Tiple Ashish D, Padwad Sonali V, Dapporto Leonardo, Dennis Roger L H
Abstract excerpt
Male mate location behaviour and encounter sites have been studied in 72 butterfly species at Nagpur, India, and related to taxonomy, morphology, habitat and population parameters. Species can be placed in three broad classes of mate location behaviour: invariant patrolling, invariant perching, and perch-patrol, the latter associated with increasing site fidelity, territorial defence and male assemblages....
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