Bracknell / Drogheda / New York / Bonaduz / Louth / Basingstoke / Rancho Cucamonga / London / Hull / Chicago / /
Company
Smith AB / Blackwell Science Ltd / Cambridge University Press / Hamilton Bonaduz AG / Oxford University Press / Princeton University Press / Bio-Rad Laboratories / Pearson / Panasonic U.K. Ltd. / Gap / BioMed Central Ltd. / Sony U.K. Ltd. / /
Country
Switzerland / United States / United Kingdom / Ireland / / /
Facility
University of Hull / /
IndustryTerm
chemical stimulation / insect chemical communication / sodium fluorescein solution / urinary chemical signals / visual and chemical information / Chemical communication systems / machinery / mate search / female chemical courtship signals / chemical signals / food / energy / urinary chemical stimuli / urinary chemical cues / energy costs / chemical components / chemical composition / chemical stimuli / considerable energy / attractive chemicals / chemical signaller / Chemical communication / behavioural software / urine-borne chemical signals / chemical signalling / chemical information / /
Organization
University of Hull / Cambridge University / Princeton University / Department of Biological Sciences / US Federal Reserve / Oxford University / /
Person
Leandro Monteiro / Drs Stuart Humphries / Chris Campbell / Fiona C. Berry / Fiona C Berry / Peter Bridgewater / Maynard Smith / Separate / Chris Mainstone / Threat / Thomas Breithaupt / Gabriele Breithaupt / Adam D. Smith / Victor Swetez / /
Position
Harper / Zip kicker / author / using Fisher / crayfish dealer / Marshall / independent observer / /
To signal or not to signal? Chemical communication by urine-borne signals mirrors sexual conflict in crayfish