Relationships Between Phenotype, Mating Behavior, and Fitness of Queens in the Ant Lasius Niger

Evolution; international journal of organic evolution- United States

doi 10.1554/03-535

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Biological Sciences

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January 1, 2004

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Else J. Fjerdingstad

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The Society for the Study of Evolution

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