The use of actometry and electronic nose devices to assess the locomotor activity of two species of Coccinellidae [Coleoptera]

The effect of odor signals on the locomotor activity of Cycloneda sanguinea and Harmonia axyridis was evaluated using two different actometricdevices. The purpose of the analysis was to differentiate between the responses elicited by direct contact with the substrates and the responses that occurred...

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Otros Autores: Heit, Guillermo Eugenio, Messina, Valeria, Mareggiani, Graciela Silvia, Cohen, Rosa, Carrizo, Paola Irene
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