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News - Worker Ants: You Could Have Been Queens
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StopSpazzing
, Jul 26 2018 4:15 PM
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Posted July 26 2018 - 4:15 PM
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> Ant Keeping Wiki is back up! Currently being migrated from old wiki. 
Looking to adopt out: Crematogaster sp. (Acrobat Ants) colonies
Looking to adopt out: Crematogaster sp. (Acrobat Ants) colonies
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Posted July 27 2018 - 9:19 PM
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Interesting! I'm not sure what the practical applications would be but it's a very interesting theory.
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Posted July 27 2018 - 9:30 PM
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Interesting lit review. Pretty significant finding as well considering that it was published in Science. I'll read the publication tomorrow as the mechanisms were not covered very deeply in the review.
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"There are 14,000 species of ants, all of which are believed to share the same mechanism of differentiation between queens and workers."
This is not completely accurate as there are species of ants which utilize gamergates.
Overall, good read! Thanks for sharing.
Edited by Zxirl, July 27 2018 - 9:31 PM.
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