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Life History Consequences of the Facultative Expression of a Dispersal Life Stage in the Phoretic Bulb Mite (Rhizoglyphus robini).

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Fig 1. Life cycle of the bulb mite. The life cycle has six life stages; the deutonymph stage is the facultative dispersal stage that develops under
Fig 2. Size at maturity. Size at maturity (mean ± s.e.) for dispersers (Deuto) and non-dispersers (No Deuto), in females (black points and lines) and fighter males (red triangles and lines).
Fig 3. Compensatory growth. Total growth (mm) and standardised growth (mm per day per tritonymph length) during the tritonymph stage, as a function of deutonymph presence (Deuto) or deutonymph absence (No Deuto) during development in females (A) and fighte
Fig 4. Female lifetime egg production. Lifetime egg production as a function of female lifespan for dispersers (open squares and dashed lines) and non- non-dispersers (solid points and solid line)
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