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Carleton Newsroom covers my research
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A pastry caterpillar attacked by bird during my field experiment in 2010 Carleton Newsroom just posted a story about my research. The...
Papilio canadensis eggs and 1st instar
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Eggs and Hatchlings! One of the female butterflies that I had sleeved over a branch of Trembling Aspen laid 2 eggs on June 14 2012. Fe...
Effects of eyespots and body colour on caterpillar survival
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What I did and how I did it: an experiment with pastry caterpillars Me (Tom Hossie) examining a late 5th instar Papilio canadensis ...
Sleeving June 2012
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So the sapling Populus tremuloides that I used to sleeve females over last year has almost no foliage on it this year, presumably because ...
Field Season 2012
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This summer I am replicating a few things that I have done over previous summers. First, I am running another field experiment with pastry c...
Caterpillar of the day: Papilio cresphontes
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The Giant Swallowtail - Papilio cresphontes ( Papilionidae ) Papilio cresphontes caterpillar resting on a lemon leaf. Photo: Wik...
Life is stranger than fiction
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Eyespot caterpillar the inspiration for a Pokémon character Papilio troilus looks like the work of a cartoon animator, but instead thi...
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