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Phenological Relationships of Wasps, Bumblebees, Their Mimics, and Insectivorous Birds In an Illinois Sand Area
- G. Waldbauer, J. G. Sternburg, C. Maier
- Biology
- 1 May 1977
Surveys in a xerophytic forests association in an Illinois sand area showed that specialized Batesian mimics of stinging bumblebees or wasps are numerous in spring and early summer, generally absent… Expand
Response to cecropia cocoons of Mus musculus and two species of Peromyscus
- A. G. Scarbrough, G. Waldbauer, J. G. Sternburg
- Biology, Medicine
- Oecologia
- 1 June 1972
SummaryIn rural areas cocoons of overwintering Hyalophora cecropia spum close to the ground are opened and the pupae eaten by small mammals, but in urban areas, where cecropia populations are much… Expand
Adult Emergence in Two Univoltine Callosamia Promethea Populations: Preponderance of the Early Emerging Morph in the North and of the Late Emerging Morph in the South (Lepidoptera: Saturniidae)
- G. Waldbauer, J. G. Sternburg
- Biology
- 1985
Callosamia promethea is common on wild black cherry, Prunus serafina, at the Cniversity of Michigan Biological Station in northern lower Michigan. In this area the early emerging morph is… Expand
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Distribution of cecropia moth (Saturniidae) in central Illinois: a study in urban ecology
- J. G. Sternburg, G. P. Waldbauer, A. Scarbrough
- Biology
- 1981
Searches for cocoons and trapping adult males with virgin females showed that, in central Illinois, Hyalophora cecropia is rare in forests and old urban residential areas, uncommon in willows and… Expand
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The bimodal emergence curve of adult Hyalophora cecropia: Conditions required for the initiation of development by second mode pupae
- G. Waldbauer, J. G. Sternburg
- Biology
- 1 August 1986
THE ALLOCATION OF SILK IN THE COMPACT AND BAGGY COCOONS OF HYALOPHORA CECROPIA
- G. Waldbauer, A. Scarbrough, J. G. Sternburg
- Biology
- 1 March 1982
La répartition de la sote dans les cocons compacts et laches d'Hyalophora cecropia
Differential Predation on Cocoons of Hyalophora Cecropia (Lepidoptera: Saturniidae) Spun on Shrubs and Trees
- G. P. Waldbauer, J. G. Sternburg
- Biology
- 1 March 1967
The cocoons of Hyalophora cecropia (L.) were found at various heights on the branches of trees or close to the ground on the stems of shurbs in urban environments in Champaign and Urbana, Illinois.… Expand
DISTRIBUTION OF CECROPIA MOTH HYALOPHORA-CECROPIA SATURNIIDAE IN CENTRAL ILLINOIS USA A STUDY IN URBAN ECOLOGY
- J. G. Sternburg, G. Waldbauer, A. Scarbrough
- Biology
- 1981
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THE INITIATION OF DEVELOPMENT BY THE EARLY AND LATE EMERGING MORPHS OF HYALOPHORA CECROPIA
- J. Willis, G. P. Waldbauer, J. G. Sternburg
- Biology
- 1 June 1974
The bimodal emergence of Hyalophora cecropia moths is due to a 2‐month delay in initiation of adult development by the late group. The early group takes twice as long to develop as the late group… Expand
PHENOLOGICAL ADAPTATIONS IN DIAPAUSE TERMINATION BY CECROPIA FROM DIFFERENT LATITUDES
- J. G. Sternburg, G. P. Waldbauer
- Biology
- 1 January 1978
Populations of Hyalophora cecropia (L.) that originated at five different latitudes in Illinois all emerged bimodally as adults. These geographical strains differed in the emergence dates of both… Expand