Madsen, Thomas, Shine, Richard (1994) Components of Lifetime Reproductive Success in Adders, Vipera berus. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 63 (3). 561pp. doi:10.2307/5222

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Reference Type	Journal (article/letter/editorial)
Title	Components of Lifetime Reproductive Success in Adders, Vipera berus
Journal	The Journal of Animal Ecology
Authors	Madsen, Thomas		Author
Authors	Shine, Richard		Author
Year	1994 (July)	Volume	63
Issue	3
Publisher	JSTOR
DOI	doi:10.2307/5222Search in ResearchGate
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Full Reference	Madsen, Thomas, Shine, Richard (1994) Components of Lifetime Reproductive Success in Adders, Vipera berus. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 63 (3). 561pp. doi:10.2307/5222
Plain Text	Madsen, Thomas, Shine, Richard (1994) Components of Lifetime Reproductive Success in Adders, Vipera berus. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 63 (3). 561pp. doi:10.2307/5222
In	(1994, July) The Journal of Animal Ecology Vol. 63 (3) JSTOR

	*Madsen, Thomas (2011) COST OF MULTIPLE MATINGS IN FEMALE ADDERS (VIPERA BERUS). Evolution, 65 (6). 1823-1825 doi:10.1111/j.1558-5646.2011.01291.x*
	*Olsson, Mats, Gullberg, Annica, Tegelström, Håkan, Madsen, Thomas, Shine, Richard (1994) Can female adders multiply?. Nature, 369 (6481). 528 doi:10.1038/369528b0*
	Madsen, Thomas, Loman, Jon, Anderberg, Lewis, Anderberg, Håkan, Georges, Arthur, Ujvari, Beata (2020) Genetic rescue restores long-term viability of an isolated population of adders (Vipera berus) Current Biology, 30 (21) doi:10.1016/j.cub.2020.08.059
	*Forsman, Anders (1993) Survival in Relation to Body Size and Growth Rate in the Adder, Vipera berus. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 62 (4). 647pp. doi:10.2307/5385*
	*Banks, Michael J., Thompson, David J. (1987) Lifetime Reproductive Success of Females of the Damselfly Coenagrion puella. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 56 (3). 815pp. doi:10.2307/4950*
	*Ribble, David O. (1992) Lifetime Reproductive Success and its Correlates in the Monogamous Rodent, Peromyscus californicus. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 61 (2). 457pp. doi:10.2307/5336*
	*Korpimaki, Erkki (1992) Fluctuating Food Abundance Determines the Lifetime Reproductive Success of Male Tengmalm's Owls. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 61 (1). 103pp. doi:10.2307/5513*
	Stadler, Bernhard, Weisser, Wolfgang W., Houston, Alasdair I. (1994) Defence Reactions in Aphids: The Influence of State and Future Reproductive Success. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 63 (2). 419pp. doi:10.2307/5559
	*Madsen, Thomas, Shine, Richard, Loman, Jon, Håkansson, Thomas (1992) Why do female adders copulate so frequently?. Nature, 355 (6359). 440-441 doi:10.1038/355440a0*
	*Madsen, Thomas, Shine, Richard (1994) Costs of Reproduction Influence the Evolution of Sexual Size Dimorphism in Snakes. Evolution, 48. 1389pp. doi:10.2307/2410396*
	*Madsen, Thomas, Shine, Richard (1999) Life History Consequences of Nest-Site Variation in Tropical Pythons (Liasis fuscus). Ecology, 80. 989pp. doi:10.2307/177032*

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Madsen, Thomas, Shine, Richard (1994) Components of Lifetime Reproductive Success in Adders, Vipera berus. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 63 (3). 561pp. doi:10.2307/5222

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