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    Baudier KM, Mudd AE, Erickson SC, O'Donnell S.
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  • 24. Cuticular Hydrocarbon Pheromones for Social Behavior and Their Coding in the Ant Antenna.
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  • 33. Ants Learn Aphid Species as Mutualistic Partners: Is the Learning Behavior Species-Specific?
    Hayashi M, Nakamuta K, Nomura M.
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  • 36. Cuticular hydrocarbons as a tool for the identification of insect species: puparial cases from Sarcophagidae.
    Braga MV, Pinto ZT, de Carvalho Queiroz MM, Matsumoto N, Blomquist GJ.
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  • 37. A Non-lethal water-based removal-reapplication technique for behavioral analysis of cuticular compounds of ants.
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  • 38. Evolution of cuticular hydrocarbon diversity in ants.
    van Wilgenburg E, Symonds MR, Elgar MA.
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  • 39. Hydrocarbons in Formicidae: influence of chemical footprints on ant behavioral strategies.
    Dos Santos PG, Dos Santos EG, de Carvalho Guimarães I, Cardoso CAL, Lima-Junior SE, Antonialli-Junior WF.
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