Queen movement during colony emigration in the facultatively polygynous ant Pachycondyla obscuricornis
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Dominique Fresneau | D. Fresneau | Jorge Valenzuela | J. Valenzuela | Damien Denis | Antoine Pezon | Philippe Cerdan | D. Denis | P. Cerdan | A. Pezon
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