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Silent cicadas? Only dead ones are quiet

The lack of cicada symphonies in St. Louis City has people asking if they are just shy.

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Researchers track cicada brood around St Louis

Researchers track cicada brood around St Louis
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Cicadas swarm St Louis – You have questions We have answers

Cicadas swarm St Louis – You have questions We have answers
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Cicadas Are Here in St Louis, and Here s What You Need to Know

Cicadas Are Here in St Louis, and Here s What You Need to Know
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Animals Have Evolved Their Reproductive Strategies Due to Global Warming

The paper considers ways that thermal ecology affects mating system dynamics and also how these mating dynamics generate selection on thermal traits.

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