Lipid content and energetic equivalent as a measure of reproductive effort in two species of Tribolium

Prus, Mirosława; Prus, Tadeusz; Bijok, Paweł

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Lipid content and energetic equivalent as a measure of reproductive effort in two species of Tribolium Prus, MirosławaPrus, TadeuszBijok, Paweł

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Lipid content and energetic equivalent as a measure of reproductive effort in two species of Tribolium

Lipid content and energetic equivalent

Prus, Mirosława ; Prus, Tadeusz ; Bijok, Paweł

Polska Akademia Nauk. Instytut Ekologii

Oficyna Wydawnicza Instytutu Ekologii PAN

Dziekanów Leśny

1995-1996

Strony 217-225 ; 24 cm ; Bibliografia na stronach 224-225 ; Streszczenie w języku polskim

Czasopismo/Artykuł

lipid content ; energetic value ; Reproductive effort ; Tribolium ; intrapopulation diversity

Comparison was made between two ways of estimation of reproductive effort using relationships between progeny and the parental female. Both lipid content and energetic value yield consistent results of reproductive effort differences both between instar groups and between different species. The cost of maturation and eclosion was calculated as based on the loss of energy or lipid content. This cost is higher in 7-instar groups (over 55%) and it is true for both sexes in the two species.

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