Facial patterns in a tropical social wasp correlate with colony membership

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Sensing #wasps: correlating facial patterns and colony membership, a new study @LChittka @intelsensing https://t.co/80kMMYCjXy

Das wäre spannend zu sehen, ob "facial cues" zur Unterscheidung von Freund und Feind genutzt werden. #insects #lovescience https://t.co/C32IerwCS4

RT @LChittka: Wasp families share similar facial features #springerlink https://t.co/4sKX6O5Wl8

RT @LChittka: Wasp families share similar facial features #springerlink https://t.co/4sKX6O5Wl8

RT @LChittka: Wasp families share similar facial features #springerlink https://t.co/4sKX6O5Wl8

Wasp families share similar facial features #springerlink https://t.co/4sKX6O5Wl8

Facial patterns in a tropical social wasp correlate with colony membership https://t.co/LYhL8PCXpR

Facial patterns in a tropical social wasp correlate with colony membership https://t.co/aEzNrcpUcu