Enemy Aggregation is a theoretical construct in natural enemy ecology that describes the tendency of natural enemies to concentrate in areas of high prey density, thereby intensifying predation pressure in those regions.
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Central University of Rajasthan
Ajmer, India
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University of East Anglia
Norwich, United Kingdom
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Toronto Metropolitan University
Toronto, Canada
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Canadian Forest Service
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Russian Academy of Sciences
Moscow, Russia
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