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Human-induced pheromone pollution leads to changes in alternative mating tactics of moths
Shevy Waner Rips
, Michal Motro
, Uzi Motro
, Oren Kolodny
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Ally Harari
, Robin Tinghitella
Department of Biology and Environment (Oranim Campus)
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Pollution
100%
Pheromone
100%
Human-induced
100%
Mating Disruption
100%
Alternative Mating Tactics
100%
Environmental Change
40%
Environment Pollution
40%
Pink Bollworm
40%
Mating Behavior
40%
Mating Rate
40%
Mating Pairs
40%
Communication Behavior
20%
Success Rate
20%
Reproductive Potential
20%
Environmentally Friendly
20%
Anthropogenic Activities
20%
Animal Communication
20%
Male Moth
20%
Sex Pheromone
20%
Change Driven
20%
Eco-friendly
20%
Cotton Field
20%
Male Reproductive Success
20%
Small Female
20%
Choosiness
20%
Moth Populations
20%
Human-induced Rapid Environmental Change (HIREC)
20%
Disruption Techniques
20%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Pheromone
100%
Mating Disruption
100%
Chromosome Pairing
40%
Pink Bollworm
40%
Mating Behavior
40%
Anthropogenic Activity
20%
Sex Pheromone
20%
Reproductive Success
20%
Animal Communication
20%
Sexual Selection
20%