https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/hmpl-504-azd6
Plasticity in life history traits is commonly used to explain the invasion success of social insects. While intraspecific plasticity is often recognized, interspecific variability is easily overlooked, whereby different species exhibit different strategies. The presence of many queens per colony and the collapse of colony boundaries have favored invasiveness for many ant species. However, these strategies are absent from other successful social invaders. Here, we report that various life-history traits may differentia
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