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Genome-wide expression patterns and the genetic architecture of a fundamental social trait.
PLoS genetics - 18 Jul 2008
Wang John, Ross Kenneth G, Keller Laurent
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Explaining how interactions between genes and the environment influence social behavior is a fundamental research goal, yet there is limited relevant information for species exhibiting natural variation in social organization. The fire ant Solenopsis invicta is characterized by a remarkable form of social polymorphism, with the presence of one or several queens per colony and the expression of other phenotypic...
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