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1by Datta, Shubham, Inselman, Will M., Jenks, Jonathan A., Jensen, Kent C., Swanson, Christopher C., Klaver, Robert W., Sasmal, Indrani, Grovenburg, Troy W.“... be detrimental. Adoption and rearing success likely provide direct evidence of competence of replacement mates...”
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2by Collingwood, C. A.“... queens found colonies by invasion of and adoption in Lasius niger,L. alienus or occasionally L. brunneus...”
Published 1979
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3by Collingwood, C. A.“... queens found colonies by invasion of and adoption in Lasius niger,L. alienus or occasionally L. brunneus...”
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4by Collingwood, C. A.“... queens found colonies by invasion of and adoption in Lasius niger,L. alienus or occasionally L. brunneus...”
Published 1979
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5by Kukharev, N.N.“... adopted Conservation Measure 95-01 (2016) and agreed on the creation of a marine protected area (MPA...”
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6by GIL, KARINE, CHAVEZ-RAMIREZ, FELIPE, JOHNS, BRIAN W., STEHN, THOMAS V., SILVA, ROBIN“... of the family. Evidence of potential inbreeding, adoption, and extended family migration was collected...”
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7by Collingwood, C. A.“... by queens securing adoption with Formica transkaucasica. Nests are constructed of leaf litter usually...”
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8by Collingwood, C. A.“... by queens securing adoption with Formica transkaucasica. Nests are constructed of leaf litter usually...”
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9by Collingwood, C. A.“... by queens securing adoption with Formica transkaucasica. Nests are constructed of leaf litter usually...”
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10by Collingwood, C. A.“... of Tetramorium caespitum. Queens fertilised within the nest of the host species fly away to secure adoption...”
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11by Collingwood, C. A.“... of Tetramorium caespitum. Queens fertilised within the nest of the host species fly away to secure adoption...”
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12by Collingwood, C. A.“... of Tetramorium caespitum. Queens fertilised within the nest of the host species fly away to secure adoption...”
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13by Collingwood, C. A.“... and bare eyes. Males and queens occur in July and the small queens start fresh colonies by adoption...”
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14by Collingwood, C. A.“... queens. New colonies may be formed by nest splitting or by the adoption of single large red headed queens...”
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15by Collingwood, C. A.“... and bare eyes. Males and queens occur in July and the small queens start fresh colonies by adoption...”
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16by Collingwood, C. A.“... and bare eyes. Males and queens occur in July and the small queens start fresh colonies by adoption...”
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17by Collingwood, C. A.“... queens. New colonies may be formed by nest splitting or by the adoption of single large red headed queens...”
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18by Collingwood, C. A.“... queens. New colonies may be formed by nest splitting or by the adoption of single large red headed queens...”
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19by Collingwood, C. A.“... in August and September and fertilised queens are thought to found fresh colonies through adoption by Lasius...”
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20by Collingwood, C. A.“... in August and September and fertilised queens are thought to found fresh colonies through adoption by Lasius...”
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