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Bayer / Amazon / T.F.H. Publications Inc. / Bishop Museum Press / Texas Journal / Edna Bailey Sussman Fund / Cole LC / University of Hawaii Press / /
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Asia / South America / /
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Netherlands / Myanmar / Bangladesh / South Africa / Japan / United States / Australia / China / Philippines / Argentina / India / Denmark / / /
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Extinction / Environmental Issue / /
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Laboratory In May / Vigna marina Ludwigia / University of Capetown / National Institute of AgroEnvironmental Sciences / Central Luzon State University / V. marina / Cornell University / Corson Hall / University of Queensland Printery / Vigna marina / University of Hawaii / marina L / University of Texas / Our laboratory / /
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food preferences / food resources / potential food resources / lowland freshwater systems / satellite sampling points / canaliculata food preferences / food choice experiments / food generalist / potential human food resource / food plants / staple food / Food preference / green-leaf lettuce vs. site / food / unfed vs. site / food ad libitum / water hyacinth vs. site / chemicals / food resource / /
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Kruskal / /
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central America / eastern Asia / Caribbean / south America / southern Japan / central China / southeast Asia / /
Biological Invasions 2: 279–288, 2000. © 2001 Kluwer Academic Publishers. Printed in the Netherlands. Food preference and reproductive plasticity in an invasive freshwater snail∗ Lori Lach1,∗ , David K. Britton2,3