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いくつかの近北極ハリクチン蜂のポリモルフィズム

G Knerer, C E Atwood

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |May 27, 1966
    PubMed
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    社会的ミツバチのサイズ差は,幼虫の栄養と関連しています. 春の幼虫は少ない餌を与えられ,小規模な作業員に成長し,夏の幼虫はより多くの餌を与えられ,より大きな女王と雄になります.

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