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Latitudinal Differences in Plant Palatability in Atlantic Coast Salt Marshes by Pennings, Steven C., Siska, Erin L., Bertness, Mark D.

“…A central hypothesis of biogeography is that consumer-prey interactions are more intense at lower latitudes, leading to increased defenses of prey. Because…”
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Latitudinal Variation in Palatability of Salt-Marsh Plants: Which Traits Are Responsible? by Siska, Erin L., Pennings, Steven C., Buck, Tracy L., Hanisak, M. Dennis

“…Biogeographic theory predicts that intense consumer-prey interactions at low latitudes should select for increased defenses of prey relative to high latitudes…”
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Feeding Preferences of a Generalist Salt-Marsh Crab: Relative Importance of Multiple Plant Traits by Pennings, Steven C., Carefoot, Thomas H., Siska, Erin L., Chase, Margo E., Page, Teresa A.

“…Few studies have evaluated the relative importance of multiple plant traits to herbivore diet choice, especially with an experimental approach. Moreover,…”
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LATITUDINAL VARIATION IN PALATABILITY OF SALT-MARSH PLANTS: WHICH TRAITS ARE RESPONSIBLE? by Siska, Erin L., Pennings, Steven C., Buck, Tracy L., Hanisak, M. Dennis

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LATITUDINAL DIFFERENCES IN PLANT PALATABILITY IN ATLANTIC COAST SALT MARSHES by Pennings, Steven C., Siska, Erin L., Bertness, Mark D.

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Intraspecific Variation in Feeding Preference and Performance of Galerucella nymphaeae (Chrysomelidae:Coleoptera) on Aquatic Macrophytes by Cronin, Greg, Schlacher, Thomas, Lodge, David M., Siska, Erin L.

“…The feeding preferences and performance of a freshwater macrophyte-feeding chrysomelid beetle (Galerucella nymphaeae) were assessed in laboratory experiments…”
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