The Peak in North American Ichneumonid Species Richness Lies Between 38 Degrees and 42 Degrees N

Janzen, Daniel H.

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The Peak in North American Ichneumonid Species Richness Lies Between 38 Degrees and 42 Degrees N

Author(s): Daniel H. Janzen

Publication date Created: June 1981

Publication date (Print): June 1981

Journal: Ecology

Publisher: JSTOR

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Title: Ecology

Publisher: JSTOR

ISSN: 00129658

Publication date Created: June 1981

Publication date (Print): June 1981

Volume: 62

Issue: 3

Pages: 532-537

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DOI: 10.2307/1937717

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