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Surviving the flood: plastron respiration in the non-tracheate arthropod Phrynus marginemaculatus (Amblypygi: Arachnida) by Hebets, Eileen A., F. Chapman, Reginald

“…Specimens of Phrynus marginemaculatus can remain responsive when submerged in water for more than 24 hours. Behavioral data indicate that P. marginemaculatus…”
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Sexual Differences in Postingestive Processing of Dietary Protein and Carbohydrate in Caterpillars of Two Species by Telang, Aparna, Buck, Norman A., Chapman, Reginald F., Wheeler, Diana E.

“…Previous studies indicated that femaleHeliothis virescensandEstigmene acreacaterpillars use both feeding and postingestive processing as mechanisms to meet…”
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Plant secondary compounds and grasshoppers : Beyond plant defenses by BERNAYS, E. A, CHAPMAN, R. F

“…Modern grasshoppers probably evolved from polyphagous ancestors endowed with the ability to tolerate many plant secondary compounds. This tolerance involves…”
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Cuticular hydrocarbons of grasshoppers from the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador by Chapman, Reginald F, Espelie, Karl E, Peck, Stewart B

“…Cuticular lipids of adult Schistocerca literosa, Schistocerca melanocera and Halmenus robustus were analyzed. They have a similar range of hydrocarbons to…”
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Electrophysiological studies of olfaction in the whip spider Phrynus parvulus (Arachnida, Amblypygi) by Hebets, Eileen A., Chapman, Reginald F.

“…The olfactory response of the whip spider Phrynus parvulus from Costa Rica was examined using a technique analogous to that used for insect electroantennograms…”
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Preface by Chapman, Reginald F.

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Use of cuticular lipids in grasshopper taxonomy: A study of variation in Schistocerca shoshone (Thomas) by Chapman, Reginald F., Espelie, Karl E., Sword, Gregory A.

“…Cuticular lipids of adult Schistocerca shoshone from six different localities in the southwestern United States were analyzed. All the insects had the same…”
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An odor discrimination model with application to kin recognition in social insects by Getz, W M, Chapman, R F

“…The problem of discriminating between a number of similar, nonspecific odors is discussed with special reference to the phenomenon of kin and nestmate…”
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