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Flight and dispersal of periodical cicadas

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Physiological Factors in Insect Migration by Flight
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Resource Partitioning by Ovipositing Cicadas
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The Genus Massospora Entomopathogenic for Cicadas. Part. II. Biology of Massospora levispora and Its Host Okanagana rimosa, with Notes on Massospora cicadina on the Periodical Cicadas1,2,3
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Observations on the Periodical Cicada
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The Periodical Cicada in Maryland in 19531
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Xylem feeding by periodical cicada nymphs on tree roots
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SYMPATRY OF PERIODICAL CICADA BROODS AND THE HYPOTHETICAL FOUR‐YEAR ACCELERATION
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17-Year Cicadas Emerging After 18 Years: A New Brood?
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Migration Strategies of Insects
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Viable Hybrid Young From Crossmated Periodical Cicadas
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Faulty Eclosion in Crowded Suburban Periodical Cicadas: Populations Out of Control
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Patchiness, Density, and Aggregative Behavior in Sympatric Allochronic Populations of 17‐Year Cicadas
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Temperature Responses of the Periodical "17-year" Cicada, Magicicada cassini (Homoptera, Cicadidae)
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Growth Rates of 17 and 13-year Periodical Cicadas
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The Habitats of 17‐Year Periodical Cicadas (Homoptera: Cicadidae: Magicicada Spp.)

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Periodical cicadas suffer legacy effects of century‐old forest removal
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