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Chemical ecology in cave-dwelling invertebrates: research trends and knowledge gaps
Chemical cues are fundamental for orientation, communication, foraging, reproduction, and defense in subterranean environments, where permanent darkness increases reliance on non-visual sensory systems. Despite their ecological importance, research on the chemical ecology of cave-dwelling invertebra
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