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Consequences and causes of geographic variation in the body size of a keystone predator, Notophthalmus viridescens
Lynn M. Kurzava
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Peter J. Morin
School of Environmental and Biological Sciences, Ecology, Evolution & Natural Resources
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Keyphrases
Body Size
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Geographic Variation
100%
Dorsalis
100%
Keystone Predator
100%
Notophthalmus Viridescens
100%
Notophthalmus
100%
Americanus
33%
Larval Growth
33%
Environmental Conditions
16%
Natural Populations
16%
Predation
16%
Geographic Distribution
16%
Low Growth Rate
16%
Prey Population
16%
Bufo
16%
High Growth Rate
16%
Adult Size
16%
Experimental Populations
16%
Aquatic Salamander
16%
Bufo Americanus
16%
Newt
16%
Predator Size
16%
Pre-adult
16%
Adult Body Size
16%
Body Size Distribution
16%
Artificial Pond
16%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Body Size
100%
Notophthalmus
100%
Eastern Newt
100%
Bufo
16%
Salamandridae
16%
Bufo americanus
16%
Predation
16%