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Developing methods to investigate Plant-Lepidoptera interaction networks in the shifting ecosystems of the Peruvian Amazon through molecular techniques.

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Master's dissertation
Creator (person)
Hulse, Matthew
Date published
October 2024
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Queen Mary, University of London, United Kingdom
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https://doi.org/10.34885/sm5w-s109
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10.34885/sm5w-s109
Keywords
Tropical ecosystems
Host plants
Butterflies
Lepidoptera larvae
Lepidoptera
Caterpillar-host networks
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Dissertation submitted for the degree of Master of Science in Biodiversity and Conservation awarded by Queen Mary, University of London.
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MSc Dissertations: Biodiversity and Conservation
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