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Biased Amplification and the Utility of Spermatheca-PCR for Mating Frequency Studies in Hymenoptera von Gertsch, Pia J., Fjerdingstad, Else J.

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WHY DO SOME SOCIAL INSECT QUEENS MATE WITH SEVERAL MALES? TESTING THE SEX‐RATIO MANIPULATION HYPOTHESIS IN LASIUS NIGER von Fjerdingstad, Else J., Gertsch, Pia J., Keller, Laurent

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Polymorphic microsatellite DNA markers in the ant Formica exsecta von Gyllenstrand, Niclas, Gertsch, Pia J., Pamilo, Pekka

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Variable microsatellite loci for the leafcutter ant Acromyrmex echinatior and their applicability to related species von Ortius-Lechner, D, Gertsch, P.J, Boomsma, J.J

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Why do some insect queens mate with several males? Testing the sex-ratio manipulation hypothesis in Lasius niger von Fjerdingstad, Else J, Gertsch, Pia J, Keller, Laurent

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Oligogyny by unrelated queens in the carpenter ant, Camponotus ligniperdus von Gadau, J, Gertsch, P.J, Heinze, J, Pamilo, P, Holldobler, B

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WHY DO SOME SOCIAL INSECT QUEENS MATE WITH SEVERAL MALES? TESTING THE SEX-RATIO MANIPULATION HYPOTHESIS IN LASIUS NIGER von Fjerdingstad, Else J., Gertsch, Pia J., Keller, Laurent

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WHY DO SOME SOCIAL INSECT QUEENS MATE WITH SEVERAL MALES? TESTING THE SEX-RATIO MANIPULATION HYPOTHESIS IN LASIUS NIGER von Fjerdingstad, Else J., Gertsch, Pia J., Keller, Laurent

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