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Combat and communication in the Everglades pygmy sunfish
Daniel I. Rubenstein
Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
High Meadows Environmental Institute
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Pygmies
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Sunfish
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Everglades
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Low Density
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High Density
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Population Density
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Aggressive Behavior
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Population Resources
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Fighting Ability
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Density Population
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Territoriality
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Cost-benefit Model
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Prey Items
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Resource Valuation
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Sequential Communication
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Competitive Level
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Fighting Behavior
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Elassoma
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Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Population Density
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Sunfish
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Territoriality
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Elassoma
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Fighting Behavior
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Medicine and Dentistry
Prey
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Population Density
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Cost Benefit Analysis
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Territoriality
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Aggression
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Fighting
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Earth and Planetary Sciences
Population Density
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Territoriality
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Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Cost Benefit Analysis
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