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Engorgement success of parasitic mites on adult sexes of the colour polymorphic mountain stone weta

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Engorgement success of parasitic mites on adult sexes of the colour polymorphic mountain stone weta (English)

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T. Robb

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M. R. Forbes

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I. G. Jamieson

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January 2004

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New Zealand Journal of Zoology

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31

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3

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249-254

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Engorgement success of parasitic mites on adult sexes of the colour polymorphic mountain stone weta

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