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Une fourmi dominante chez "D. quadriceps" frotte l'antenne d'une subordonnée contre sa propre cuticu
Une fourmi dominante chez "D. quadriceps" frotte l'antenne d'une subordonnée contre sa propre cuticule. Ce comportement suggère que les cires cuticulaires fournissent des informations olfactives permettant l'identification du status social (Réf. CNRS-INFO N°377 Septembre 1999).
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