How has a Hemileuca moth evolved to live in a unique coastal Texas ecosystem?

By Robert J. "Bob" Nuelle, Jr.
Backed by Clayton Bownds, Bob Newman, Barbara Carter, Liz Barraza, Cindy Wu, Robert J. Nuelle, III, George Su, Michael Wheelock, Mark Nuelle, Robert Nuelle, Sr., and 10 other backers
The East Texas Natural History Collection
Spring, Texas
BiologyEcology
Open Access
DOI: 10.18258/4925
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