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List of Tables VI List of Tables Table 2-1: Phasmid species and their community structure on BCI........................................................18 Table 2-2: Niche breadth and niche overlap of phasmid species on BCI................................................20 Table 2-3: Dimensions of the food niche of four phasmids on BCI........................................................22 Table 2-4: Densities of phasmids, insects, and arthropods in neotropical rainforests.............................25 Table 3-1: Estimates of demographic population parameters and life history traits of M. diocles .........37 Table 4-1: Physical leaf traits of 15 M. diocles host plant species. .........................................................56 Table 4-2: Total phenol and tannin contents of M. diocles host plant species.. ......................................59 Table 4-3: Survival of neonate M. diocles nymphs resulting from long term feeding trials.. .................64 Table 5-1: Disappearance or death and migratory activity of M. diocles nymphs ..................................83 Table 5-2: Potential predators of M. diocles nymphs ..............................................................................84
List of Abbreviations VII List of Abbreviations % percent ANOVA Analysis of Variance BCI Barro Colorado Island BCNM Barro Colorado Nature Monument cf. confer cm centimeter CTFS Center for Tropical Forest Science d day df degrees of freedom e.g. "exempli gratia" [Lat.]; ‘example given’ or ‘for example’ g gram GOF Goodness of Fit ha hectare i.e. "id est" [Lat.]; ‘that is’ ind. individual m meter mg milligram mm millimeter N Nitrogen N sample size ºC degree Celsius P probability pers. obs. Personal observation SE Standard-Error SLW specific leaf weight StDev Standard-Deviation STRI Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute TAE Tannic Acid Equivalent Abbreviations used in particular statistical or analytical methods are explained in the text.
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Page 7 and 8: Acknowledgements I Acknowledgements
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Literature cited 96 Basset, Y. 1997
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Literature cited 98 Brown, B. J., M
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Literature cited 102 Hagerman, A. E
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Literature cited 110 Strong, D. R.,
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