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    Changes in Male Behavior in Response to Female Chemical Stimulus in an Understudied Arthropod Model

    Changes in Male Behavior in Response to Female Chemical Stimulus in an Understudied Arthropod Model by Simian, C., Oviedo‐Diego, M. A., Palen‐Pietri, R., Olivero, P. A., Vrech, D. E., Peretti, A. V.

    Published in Ethology
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    Sensitivity of genital and somatic traits of scorpions to developmental instability caused by increasing urbanization: A 20-year experiment

    Sensitivity of genital and somatic traits of scorpions to developmental instability caused by increasing urbanization: A 20-year experiment by Olivero, P.A., Oviedo-Diego, M.A., Vrech, D.E., Mattoni, C.I., Peretti, A.V.

    Published in Ecological indicators
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    Mosaic Evolution of Grasping and Genital Traits in Two Sympatric Scorpion Species with Reproductive Interference

    Mosaic Evolution of Grasping and Genital Traits in Two Sympatric Scorpion Species with Reproductive Interference by Oviedo-Diego, Mariela A., Mattoni, Camilo I., Bollatti, Fedra A., Soto, Eduardo M., Peretti, Alfredo V.

    Published in Evolutionary biology
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    Communication via female resistance: sexual behavioural modulation and mutual mate choice determinants in a scorpion

    Communication via female resistance: sexual behavioural modulation and mutual mate choice determinants in a scorpion by Oviedo-Diego, M., Mattoni, C.I., Palen-Pietri, R., Olivero, P.A., Peretti, A.V.

    Published in Animal behaviour
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    Interaction between sexual communication functions leads to reproductive interference in two syntopic scorpion species

    Interaction between sexual communication functions leads to reproductive interference in two syntopic scorpion species by Oviedo-Diego, M., Costa-Schmidt, L.E., Mattoni, C.I., Peretti, A.V.

    Published in Animal behaviour
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