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From the page: "n the other hand, it seems that a lack of men gave these women more time and energy to cultivate some of the most elaborate forms of ant agriculture ever studied."
Reviewed by Stonefly May 05 2009, 03:36pm ( 95 reviews ) • impactlab.com
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Reviewed by gooberguy on Nov 29, 11:07am
ok... but where does it explain how the cloning works?
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Rated by DavidJohns on Aug 17, 4:54am
Though their sexual organs have virtually disappeared, they have also gained some extraordinary abilities.
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Rated by thewhizzer on Aug 14, 1:56am
Amazonian ants have evolved an extremely unusual social system: They are all female and reproduce via cloning. Though their sexual organs have virtually disappeared, they have also gained some extraordinary abilities....I find this absolutely amazing...one question is the POPE AWARE of this
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Rated by Rakdos on Aug 11, 7:28pm
incredibly interesting
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Rated by 88halos on Aug 02, 10:08am
Steal from BBC, and embellish with lies.
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Rated by My-Bologna on May 23 2009, 2:24am
any male only species?
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Reviewed by Petedk on May 20 2009, 6:49am
Stumble the source instead: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7998931.stm
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Rated by npftm on May 08 2009, 12:23pm
Cool. How's their reverse-parking though?
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Rated by Stonefly on May 05 2009, 3:36pm
From the page: "n the other hand, it seems that a lack of men gave these women more time and energy to cultivate some of the most elaborate forms of ant agriculture ever studied."