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This document summarizes an academic journal article that studied the effect of ration size on energy allocation in a species of carabid beetle. The study found that beetles that received a smaller ration allocated more energy to growth and less to reproduction compared to those that received a larger ration. The authors concluded that ration size significantly impacts how insects allocate energy between growth, reproduction and fat reserves.
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