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Page 452
... result of occasional mismatings if , in the process , he also fertilizes a number of females of his own species . The female , however , gen- erally expends a great deal of energy on the production of a relatively small number of ...
... result of occasional mismatings if , in the process , he also fertilizes a number of females of his own species . The female , however , gen- erally expends a great deal of energy on the production of a relatively small number of ...
Page 453
... result in young that are abnormal or have quite different mating calls . The species may differ in certain details of internal anatomy as well as in the num- ber of external spots , though superficially they may look quite similar ...
... result in young that are abnormal or have quite different mating calls . The species may differ in certain details of internal anatomy as well as in the num- ber of external spots , though superficially they may look quite similar ...
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... result , several novel phe- nomena could be predicted , and experiments have dem- onstrated them . These are collectively called the Joseph- son effect or effects . The first of these phenomena is the passage of current through the ...
... result , several novel phe- nomena could be predicted , and experiments have dem- onstrated them . These are collectively called the Joseph- son effect or effects . The first of these phenomena is the passage of current through the ...
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