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- queen has the ability to hold more and produce more eggs at one time. Physogastric queens produce an enormous number of eggs which can account for a significant...
- amongst known termites, measuring about 4.2 inches (110 mm) long when physogastric. The workers average 0.14 in (3.6 mm) in length and soldiers are slightly...
- themselves within the termite colonies. The developed appendages on the physogastric abdomen of Austrospirachtha mimetes allows the beetle to mimic a termite...
- reduced and the occipital region is narrowed. Mature females are typically physogastric and found in queenless host nests. Since, unlike many other obligate...
- A., Lima, E. R. & DeSouza, O. (2018) On the chemical disguise of a physogastric termitophilous rove beetle. Sociobiology, 65, 38-47. Oliveira, M. H....
- established hierarchy and level of environmental quality. Usually, the physogastric queen lays the majority of the eggs. However, the miniature (or dwarf)...
- this species, multiple queens of varying sizes are present. The larger, physogastric, queens typically control the nest, though a "dwarf" queen will take...
- are heavily sclerotized, flattened, and spiny. Later instar larvae are physogastric (swollen posteriorly), with simple setae, short unsegmented legs, and...
- (phúllon) chlorophyll, phyllotaxis phys- bladder Gr**** φῦσα (phûsa) physogastric, physostomous, Triplophysa physi- nature Gr**** φύσις (phúsis) physics...
- which are often polygynous (large po****tions may have as many as 5 physogastric queens simultaneously involved in oviposition). Depending on the species...