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Encyclopedia of Plant PhysiologyMany plant-feeding insects depend on very restricted groups of taxonomically related plant species for their existence. The mono-phagous and oligophagous feeding habits of these insects reflect the unusual modes of adaptation that have evolved in phytophagous insects.

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Sequential Analysis and Regulation of Insect Reproductive Behaviour,only since the beginning of the 20th Century. However, descriptions in the period before 1940 were often marked by anthropomorphic interpretations or by Fabre’s finalism despite some serious efforts to analyse the bases of behaviour. These efforts were in three directions:

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Massed Training and Latent Habituation of the Deimatic Response in the Mantid, ,,An adequate theory of this phenomenon may therefore provide a basis for increased understanding of other more complex forms of learning (Grossman 1967; Groves and Thomson 1970; Harris 1943; Thomson and Spencer 1966).

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