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Identification of immunity‐related genes in the burying beetle Nicrophorus vespilloides by suppression subtractive hybridization

Vogel et al., 2011

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8003334114529283956
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Vogel H
Badapanda C
Vilcinskas A
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Insect molecular biology

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Burying beetles reproduce on small vertebrate cadavers which they bury in the soil after localization through volatiles emitted from the carcass. They then chemically preserve the carcass and prepare it as a diet for the adults and their offspring. It is predicted that exposure …
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