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ÜBER DIE FÄHIGKEIT DER BIENENKÖNIGIN (APIS MELLIFICA L.) ZWISCHEN ARBEITERINNEN-UND DROHNENZELLEN ZU UNTERSCHEIDEN
ON THE NATURAL DISPOSITION OF THE QUEEN FOR DISTINGUISHING WORKER BEE CELLS FROM MALE CELLS

Nikolaus KOENIGER

Apidologie, 1 2 (1970) 115-142

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1051/apido:19700201

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