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Main text folder
Keywords Keywords [rtf file]
Abstract FBabstract [rtf file]
I. Intro to Heliconius, Passiflora and flea beetles Main text [rtf file I to XI]
II. Flea Beetle survey
III. Comparison of Heliconius and Flea Beetle Biology and Community Structure
IV. Ant Predation
V. Cyanogenesis Survey
VI. Seasonality
VII. Aposematic Coloration and Mimicry
VIII. Species Analogs
IV. Species Diversity
X. Partitioning and Populating the Passiflora/herbivore Community
XI. Summary [end rtf file]
Acknowledgements Acknowledgements [rtf file]
Literature Cited [rtf file]
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Tables folder
Tables 1-11 [11 files and folders]
Table 1. Passiflora x Heliconius Interaction Matrix T1
Table 2. Flea Beetle x Passiflora Intraction Matrix T2
Table 3. Flea beetle adult feeding experimental feeding preferences T3
Table 4. Flea Beetle Larvae x Passiflora Interaction Matrix T4
Table 5. Cyanogens and other Allelochemicals of La Selva Passiflora T5
Table 6. Cyanogenesis in adult flea beetles T6
Table 7. Aposematic coloration and mimicry in Heliconius and Flea beetles T7
Table 8. Cross-community Analogs T8
Table 9. Niche analysis based on larval feeding mode T9
Table 10. Partitioning and populating the Passiflora community: determinants of species diversity T10
Table 11. Passiflora/herbivore community: summary of niche dimensional elements T11
End tables folder
Figures folder
Figures 1-13 [13 folders]
Figure 1. Passiflora taxonomic subgroups represented at La Selva F1
Figure 2. Flea beetle larval morphology F2
Figure 3. Circle diagram illustrating flea beetle species barcode sequence groupings. F3
Figure 4. Ants vs flea beetles on Passiflora F4
Figure 5a-b. Total HCN Release from Crushed Passiflora species F5
Figure 6a-d. Within-species variation in HCN content for three variable species F6
Figure 7, Cyanogenesis in root and stem tissue of Passiflora F7
Figure 8. Kinetics of HCN gas release F8
Figure 9. HCN kinetics by P. megacoriacea showing extremely slow release F9
Figure 10. HCN release kinetics by P. quadrangularis showing two peaks F10
Figure 11. Changes in P. quadrangularis HCN release kinetics as leaves mature F11
Figure 12. P. auriculata branch HCN profile F12
Figure 13. P. biflora branch with unexpected complexities F13
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Appendices folder
Appendix 1. Procedure for measuring HCN production A1 [rtf file]
Appendix 2. Gallery of HCN profiles for different Passiflora species:
[30 excel files:]
A2F1, A2F2, A2F3, A2F4, A2F5, A2F6, A2F7, A2F8, A2F9, A2F10,
A2F11, A2F12, A2F13, A2F14, A2F15, A2F16, A2F17, A2F18, A2F19, A2F20,
A2F21, A2F22, A2F23, A2F24, A2F25, A2F26, A2F27, A2F28, A2F29, A2F30
Appendix 3. Natural history observations and photographs (Passiflora, Heliconius and flea beetles):
[33 folders:]
A3P1, A3P2, A3P3, A3P4, A3P5, A3P6, A3P7, A3P8, A3P9, A3P10, A3P11, A3P12
A3H1, A3H2, A3H3, A3H4, A3H5, A3H6, A6H7, A3H8, A3H9, A3H10, A3H11
A3B1, A3B2, A3B3, A3B4, A3B5, A3B6, A3B7, A3B8, A3B9, A3B10
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Main text folder
Keywords Keywords
Abstract FBabstract
I. Intro to Heliconius, Passiflora and flea beetles Main text
II. Flea Beetle survey
III. Comparison of Heliconius and Flea Beetle Biology and Community Structure
IV. Ant Predation
V. Cyanogenesis Survey
VI. Seasonality
VII. Aposematic Coloration and Mimicry
VIII. Species Analogs
IV. Species Diversity
X. Partitioning and Populating the Passiflora/herbivore Community
XI. Summary [end text file]
Acknowledgements Acknowledgements
Literature Cited Summary 2014 references
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Tables folder
Tables 1-11 [11 files and folders]
Table 1. Passiflora x Heliconius Interaction Matrix T1
Table 2. Flea Beetle x Passiflora Intraction Matrix T2
Table 3. Flea beetle adult feeding experimental feeding preferences T3
Table 4. Flea Beetle Larvae x Passiflora Interaction Matrix T4
Table 5. Cyanogens and other Allelochemicals of La Selva Passiflora T5
Table 6. Cyanogenesis in adult flea beetles T6
Table 7. Aposematic coloration and mimicry in Heliconius and Flea beetles T7
Table 8. Cross-community Analogs T8
Table 9. Niche analysis based on larval feeding mode T9
Table 10. Partitioning and populating the Passiflora community: determinants of species diversity T10
Table 11. Passiflora/herbivore community: summary of niche dimensional elements T11
End tables folder
Figures folder
Figures 1-13 [13 folders]
Figure 1. Passiflora taxonomic subgroups represented at La Selva F1
Figure 2. Flea beetle larval morphology F2
Figure 3. Circle diagram illustrating flea beetle species barcode sequence groupings. F3
Figure 4. Ants vs flea beetles on Passiflora F4
Figure 5a-b. Total HCN Release from Crushed Passiflora species F5
Figure 6a-d. Within-species variation in HCN content for three variable species F6
Figure 7, Cyanogenesis in root and stem tissue of Passiflora F7
Figure 8. Kinetics of HCN gas release F8
Figure 9. HCN kinetics by P. megacoriacea showing extremely slow release F9
Figure 10. HCN release kinetics by P. quadrangularis showing two peaks F10
Figure 11. Changes in P. quadrangularis HCN release kinetics as leaves mature F11
Figure 12. P. auriculata branch HCN profile F12
Figure 13. P. biflora branch with unexpected complexities F13
End figures folder
Appendices folder
Appendix 1. Procedure for measuring HCN production A1
Appendix 2. Gallery of HCN profiles for different Passiflora species:
A2F1, A2F2, A2F3, A2F4, A2F5, A2F6, A2F7, A2F8, A2F9, A2F10,
A2F11, A2F12, A2F13, A2F14, A2F15, A2F16, A2F17, A2F18, A2F19, A2F20,
A2F21, A2F22, A2F23, A2F24, A2F25, A2F26, A2F27, A2F28, A2F29, A2F30
Appendix 3. Natural history observations and photographs (Passiflora, Heliconius and flea beetles):
[33 folders:]
A3P1, A3P2, A3P3, A3P4, A3P5, A3P6, A3P7, A3P8, A3P9, A3P10, A3P11, A3P12
A3H1, A3H2, A3H3, A3H4, A3H5, A3H6, A6H7, A3H8, A3H9, A3H10, A3H11
A3B1, A3B2, A3B3, A3B4, A3B5, A3B6, A3B7, A3B8, A3B9, A3B10
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