Environmentally induced dispersal-related life-history syndrome in the tropical butterfly, Bicyclus anynana.

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Dispersal is a key process for understanding the persistence of populations as well as the capacity of organisms to respond to environmental change. Therefore, understanding factors that may facilitate or constrain the evolution of dispersal is of crucial interest. Assessments of phenotypic variation in various behavioural, physiological and morphological traits related to insect dispersal and flight performance...

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• Animal Distribution
• Body Weight
• Butterflies
• Flight, Animal
• Models, Animal