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Evolution and mechanisms of the chemical base of ecological interactions

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Volume 16, Issue 4

December 2006

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9 articles in this issue

Chemical defense of the ladybird beetle Epilachna paenulata
Soledad Camarano
Andrés González
Carmen Rossini
Research Papers 29 September 2006 Pages: 179 - 184
Effect of bombardier beetle spray on a wolf spider: repellency and leg autotomy
Thomas Eisner
Daniel Aneshansley
Mark Deyrup
Original Paper 29 September 2006 Pages: 185 - 189
Effects of glucosinolate and myrosinase levels in Brassica juncea on a glucosinolate-sequestering herbivore – and vice versa
Caroline Müller
Natascha Sieling
Original Paper 29 September 2006 Pages: 191 - 201
The chelation of metal ions by the acylpolyamine toxins from the web-spider Nephilengys cruentata: effects in the intoxication/detoxification of preys
Maria de Fatima Manzoli-Palma
Nivar Gobbi
Mario Sergio Palma
Original Paper 29 September 2006 Pages: 203 - 208
Chemosensory and behavioural responses of the turnip sawfly, Athalia rosae, to glucosinolates and isothiocyanates
Alison M. Barker
Reitumetse Molotsane
Erich Städler
Original Paper Pages: 209 - 218
Faecal marking behaviour in ringtails (Bassariscus astutus) during the non-breeding period: spatial characteristics of latrines and single faeces
Isabel Barja
Rurik List
Original Paper Pages: 219 - 222
Integrating phenological, chemical and biotic defences in ant-plant protection mutualisms: a case study of two myrmecophyte lineages
Laurent Amsellem
Doyle B. McKey
Original Paper Pages: 223 - 234
Co-evolution-driven cuticular hydrocarbon variation between the slave-making ant Rossomyrmex minuchae and its host Proformica longiseta (Hymenoptera: Formicidae)
Christine Errard
Francisca Ruano
Abraham Hefetz
Original Paper Pages: 235 - 240
Reproductive isolation between populations from Northern and Central Europe of the leaf beetle Chrysomela lapponica L.
Nina E. Fatouros
Monika Hilker
Jürgen Gross
Original Paper Pages: 241 - 251