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Light-Exposed Moths Can't Find the Flame

Journal of Experimental Biology - United Kingdom
doi 10.1242/jeb.130179
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EvolutionEcologyInsect ScienceMolecular BiologySystematicsAnimal ScienceMedicineAquatic ScienceBehaviorZoologyPhysiology
Date

July 1, 2016

Authors
Katie Marshall
Publisher

The Company of Biologists


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