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Recognition without aggression: divergent regulation of food sharing in Argentine ant supercolonies
Rossi, N.; Leroy, C.; d'Ettorre, P.; Josens, R.
2025-10-17
animal behavior and cognition
10.1101/2025.10.17.682784
bioRxiv
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