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Hahn, L. G., Oswald, P., Caspers, B. A. (2023) Behavioural responses to chemical cues of predators differ between fire salamander larvae from two different habitats. Journal of Zoology, 319 (3) 200-209 doi:10.1111/jzo.13039

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TitleBehavioural responses to chemical cues of predators differ between fire salamander larvae from two different habitats
JournalJournal of Zoology
AuthorsHahn, L. G.Author
Oswald, P.Author
Caspers, B. A.Author
Year2023 (March)Volume319
Issue3
PublisherWiley
DOIdoi:10.1111/jzo.13039Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceHahn, L. G., Oswald, P., Caspers, B. A. (2023) Behavioural responses to chemical cues of predators differ between fire salamander larvae from two different habitats. Journal of Zoology, 319 (3) 200-209 doi:10.1111/jzo.13039
Plain TextHahn, L. G., Oswald, P., Caspers, B. A. (2023) Behavioural responses to chemical cues of predators differ between fire salamander larvae from two different habitats. Journal of Zoology, 319 (3) 200-209 doi:10.1111/jzo.13039
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