2000•Journal of HerpetologyRequires access

Sexual Dimorphism in Malodorousness of Musk Secretions of Snakes

Kelley J. Kissner, Gabriel Blouin‐Demers, Patrick J. Weatherhead

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DOBSON, A. P., AND P. J. HUDSON. 1995. Microparasites: observed patterns in wild animal populations. In B. T. Grenfell and A. P Dobson (eds.), Ecology of Infectious Diseases in Natural Populations, pp. 52-89. Cambridge Univ. Press, Cambridge. DUNLAP, K. D., AND T. MATHIES. 1993. Effects of nymphal ticks and their interaction with malaria on the physiology of male fence lizards. Copeia 1993:1045-1048.

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Key concepts: Biology, Sexual dimorphism, Zoology, Ophidia, Evolutionary biology, Ecology, Venom