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Atkinsonia

Known as: Atkinsonia F.Muell. 
National Institutes of Health

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2014
2014
The adaptation against soldier caste of a eusocial aphid: eggs are not attacked by soldiers in specialist predator Atkinsonia ignipicta (Lepidoptera: Stathmopodidae)
Predators generally have traits that enable them to efficiently capture their prey and thus improve their survival. Natural… 
2013
2013
Soldiers with large weapons in predator-abundant midsummer: phenotypic plasticity in a eusocial aphid
Eusocial aphids produce sterile individuals (“soldiers”) that specialize behaviorally and morphologically to protect their colony… 
1958
1958
Embryology of Atkinsonia ligustrina (A. Cunn. ex F. Muell.) F. Muell.
THE embryology of Atkinsonia ligustrina, a root parasite of the Loranthaceae1 endemic to Australia, has so far remained… 
1952
1952
Root Parasites in Loranthaceæ
THE plant family Loranthaceæ (mistletoes, etc.) contains several hundred species, almost all partial parasitic shrubs growing on… 
1950
1950
New Phoroncidiinae and the affinities of the New Zealand spider Atkinsonia nana Cambridge
SUMMARY The following Tasmanian spiders belonging to the t.iUb-family Phoroneicliinae a~'e described as ney\,' species: Trir… 
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