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Cryptic plasticity underlies a major evolutionary transition.

Current biology : CB - 23 Nov 2010

Field Jeremy, Paxton Robert J, Soro Antonella, Bridge Catherine

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The origin of eusociality is often regarded as a change of macroevolutionary proportions [1, 2]. Its hallmark is a reproductive division of labor between the members of a society: some individuals ("helpers" or "workers") forfeit their own reproduction to rear offspring of others ("queens"). In t...

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PMID: 21055940
DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2010.10.020

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