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	Wandering males are smaller than territorial males in the damselfly Calopteryx virgo L Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-08-31 10:39:57 Open Document File Size: 87,29 KB Share Result on Facebook City Turku / Cordoba / Jyväskylä / Oxford / / Company SPSS / / Country Finland / / / Facility University of Turku / University of Jyväskylä / / IndustryTerm high energy reserves / / NaturalFeature Mustajoki creek / / Organization Oxford Univ. / Finnish Centre of Excellence Programme / Department of Biology / University of Jyväskylä / University of Turku / Artturi Nyyssönen Foundation / J. KOSKIMÄKI1 / M.J. RANTALA2 and J. SUHONEN2* Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences / Academy of Finland / / Person KEN FEDORKA / Markus J. Rantala / DEREK W. DUNN / KATJA TYNKKYNEN / Flora Fennica / KALEVI SALONEN / Jukka Suhonen / / Position Corresponding author / / Region central Finland / / SocialTag Beautiful Demoiselle Ebony Jewelwing Megaloprepus caerulatus Banded Demoiselle Territory Sexual dimorphism Sexual selection American Rubyspot Odonata Calopterygidae

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