BiologyEngineering

A. Barron

2001.11.1JOURNAL OF INSECT BEHAVIOR

DOI: 10.1023/a:1013033332535

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There is still very little convincing evidence for preimaginal conditioning of host choice in insects, but growing evidence indicates that genetic variation in behavior and conditioning during the life span of an adult insect can contribute to a preference for the host on which an insect developed.

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BARRON, A. The life and death of hopkins' host-selection principle. JOURNAL OF INSECT BEHAVIOR, 2001, 14: 725–737.