The queen is not a pacemaker in the small-colony wasps Polistes instabilis and P. dominulus
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Jes S. Pedersen | Shalene Jha | J. Strassmann | D. Queller | J. S. Pedersen | Thomas G. Platt | S. Jha | R. Cervo | David C. Queller | Joan E. Strassmann | Rowan G. Casey-Ford | Rita Cervo | Shalene Jha
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