Linear mixed effects models (LMMs) for differences in body weight, total length, abdomen area and thorax area between non-parasitized males and female damselflies.
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posted on 2022-07-08, 17:49 authored by Shatabdi Paul, Md Kawsar Khan, Marie E. HerbersteinResults from linear mixed effects models (LMMs) for differences in body weight, total length, abdomen area and thorax area between non-parasitized males and female damselflies.
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