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Posts Tagged ‘Carabid Beetle’
Beetles Trade Off Between Force and Fit for Snail Prey
In a study published in American Naturalist, Konuma & Chiba publish demonstrated an interesting evolutionary trade-off between “force” and “fit” in carabid beetles (such as Damaster blaptoides to the left) that feed on land snails. Force means the beetles are stout, large-headed and able to crush snail shells with powerful jaws. Alternatively, they can be [...]
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EvoEcoLab on Scientific American
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