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Impact of predation on early stages of the armoured catfish Hoplosternum thoracatum (Siluriformes-Callichthyidae) and implications for the syntopic occurrence with other related catfishes in a neotropical multi-predator swamp

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Impact of predation on early stages of the armoured catfish Hoplosternum thoracatum (Siluriformes-Callichthyidae) and implications for the syntopic occurrence with other related catfishes in a neotropical multi-predator swamp (English)

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Neotropical realm

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Callichthyidae

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Jan H Mol

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1 August 1996

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16

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107

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395-410

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Species Introduction in a Tropical Lake: A newly introduced piscivore can produce population changes in a wide range of trophic levels

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Cannibalism as the cause of an ontogenetic shift in habitat use by fry of the threespine stickleback

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THE ADAPTIVE ECOLOGY OF THE SPECIES GROUPS OF THE GENUS LEPTODACTYLUS (AMPHIBIA, LEPTODACTYLIDAE).

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The ecology and evolution of reproductive synchrony.

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Predation, apparent competition, and the structure of prey communities

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Risk of predation and feeding rate in tropical freshwater fishes: field evidence

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Diversity in tropical rain forests and coral reefs

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10.1007/BF00328457

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1996Oecol.107..395M

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