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Fighting and mating behaviors of dimorphic males in the ant

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Male competition in Cardiocondyla ants

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Cuticular hydrocarbons regulate mate recognition, male aggression, and female choice of the rove beetle,Aleochara curtula

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Journal of Chemical Ecology

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Experimental Behaviorial Ecology and Sociobiology

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