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biosynthesis is an additional site where stress and stress hormones may mod-
ulate metamorphic timing (
Bonett et al., 2010
).
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The preparation of this chapter and the unpublished work reported herein was supported by
NSF grant IOS 0922583 to R. J. D.
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