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Larval Crowding in Culex pipiens Generates Cumulative Cascading Effects Under Changing Environmental Conditions
Density-dependent population regulation is a fundamental driver in the population dynamics of living systems, ensuring a balanced and sustainable maintenance in nature. It has been suggested that the adverse developmental and morphological effect of high larval density in container mosquitoes repres
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