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Cannibalism : ecology and evolution among diverse taxa

Bernard J. Crespi, Mark A. Elgar

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M. Elgar & B. Crespi: Ecology and evolution of cannibalism G. Dong & G. Polis: Dynamics of cannibalistic populations C. Sargent: Ecology of filial cannibalism in fishes D. Haig: Brood reduction in gymnosperms D. Waddell: Cannibalism in lower eukaryotes B. Baur: Cannibalism in gastropods M. Elgar: Sexual cannibalism in spiders and other invertebrates L. Stevens: Cannibalism in beetles B. Crespi: Cannibalism and trophic eggs in subsocial and eusocial insects P. Kukuk: Cannibalism in social bees C. Fitzgerald & F. Whoriskey: Empirical studies of cannibalism in fish M. Crump: Cannibalism in amphibians M. Stanback & W. Koenig: Cannibalism in birds R. Elwood: Pup cannibalism in rodents M. Hiraiwa-Hasegawa: Cannibalism among non-human primates.

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Key concepts: Cannibalism, Biology, Ecology, Taxon, Zoology, Larva