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Similar metabolic rate-temperature relationships after acclimation at constant and fluctuating temperatures in caterpillars of a sub-Antarctic moth by Chown, Steven L., Haupt, Tanya M., Sinclair, Brent J.

“…[Display omitted] •Temperature compensation of metabolic rate (MR) was small in a sub-Antarctic moth.•No compensation in the slope of the MR-temperature…”
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Thermal preference and performance in a sub-Antarctic caterpillar: A test of the coadaptation hypothesis and its alternatives by Haupt, Tanya M., Sinclair, Brent J., Chown, Steven L.

“…[Display omitted] •Pringleophaga marioni larvae move optimally between 20 and 25°C.•Larvae Tpref is significantly lower between 4 and 5°C.•Larvae survive…”
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The WIO Regional Benthic Imagery Workshop: Lessons from past IIOE-2 expeditions by Haupt, Tanya, Ceasar, Jamie, Stefanoudis, Paris, von der Meden, Charles, Payne, Robyn, Adams, Luther, Anders, Darrell, Bernard, Anthony, Coetzer, Willem, Florence, Wayne, Janson, Liesl, Johnson, Ashley, Juby, Roxanne, Kock, Alison, Langenkämper, Daniel, Nadjim, Ahmed, Parker, Denham, Samaai, Toufiek, Snyders, Laurenne, Upfold, Leshia, van der Heever, Grant, Williams, Lauren

“…Originating from the Second International Indian Ocean Expedition (IIOE-2), the main goal of the Western Indian Ocean (WIO) Regional Benthic Imagery Workshop,…”
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Chemosensory and thermal cue responses in the sub-Antarctic moth Pringleophaga marioni: Do caterpillars choose Wandering Albatross nest proxies? by Haupt, Tanya M., Sinclair, Brent J., Chown, Steven L.

“…On the South Indian Ocean Province Islands of the sub-Antarctic, most nutrients are processed through a detritus-based food web. On Marion Island, larvae of…”
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Solving the puzzle of Pringleophaga – threatened, keystone detritivores in the sub‐Antarctic by Haupt, Tanya M, Crafford, Jan. E, Chown, Steven L, Leather, Simon R, Ewers, Robert

“…In the globally significant, lowland terrestrial systems of the sub‐Antarctic's South Indian Ocean Province Islands, caterpillars of the flightless moth genus…”
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The alien invasive land snail Theba pisana in the West Coast National Park: Is there cause for concern? by Odendaal, Lizelle J., Haupt, Tanya M., Griffiths, Charles L.

“…The distribution, abundance, size distribution and diurnal activity patterns of invasive land snails, Theba pisana, in the West Coast National Park (WCNP),…”
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The alien invasive land snail Theba pisana in the West Coast National Park : is there cause for concern? : original research by Griffiths, Charles L., Odendaal, Lizelle J., Haupt, Tanya M.

“…The distribution, abundance, size distribution and diurnal activity patterns of invasive land snails, Theba pisana, in the West Coast National Park (WCNP),…”
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