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The effect of age at mating on the rate of egg laying in the cricket, Teleogryllus commodusRENCE, B. G; OSTENSO, E. A; MUELLER, L. L et al.Entomologia experimentalis et applicata. 1987, Vol 44, Num 2, pp 145-149, issn 0013-8703Article

The role of ocelli in circadian singing rhythms of cricketsRENCE, B. G; LISY, M. T; GARVES, B. R et al.Physiological entomology. 1988, Vol 13, Num 2, pp 201-212, issn 0307-6962Article

Critical evaluation of the TDx turbo nephelometry systemRENCE, B. W; COMBS, G. L; COFFEE, E. E et al.Clinical chemistry (Baltimore, Md.). 1988, Vol 34, Num 12, pp 2524-2527, issn 0009-9147Article