Long-chained hydrocarbons as fertility signals in the major groups of social insects: Why it makes sense

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Long-chained hydrocarbons as fertility signals in the major groups of social insects: Why it makes sense

Juergen Liebig, juergen.liebig@asu.edu, Arizona State University, School of Life Sciences, Box 4501, Tempe, AZ

Species 1: Hymenoptera
Species 2: Isoptera

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