Definition of Pleometrosis. Meaning of Pleometrosis. Synonyms of Pleometrosis

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- Pleometrosis is a behavior observed in social insects where colony formation is initiated by multiple queens primarily by the same species of insect. This...
- the nest. Haplometrosis Establishment of a colony by a single queen. Pleometrosis Establishment of a colony by multiple queens. Monodomy Establishment...
- believable that some colonies have multiple foundressestermed pleometrosis.: 125  Pleometrosis is confirmed only for Atta texana by Vinson 1985.: 125  In...
- (Thysanoptera: Phlaeothripidae), a phyllode-gluing thrips with facultative pleometrosis: Natural History of Dunatothrips Aneurae". Biological Journal of the...
- a target (usually food) pilosity quality of being covered with hair pleometrosis colony founding by multiple queens plerergate see replete polyandry queen...
- mētrós), μητρικός (mētrikós) haplometrosis, metrocyte, metropolis, pleometrosis mic- grain Latin mica mica, micelle micr- small Gr**** μικρός (mikrós)...
- ants out of the nest. Colonies are often founded by multiple queens (pleometrosis). Later on, when the first workers emerge, fights between the founder...
- banded hornet is known for multiple queen founding and swarm founding (pleometrosis), where several queens or multiple queens with a swarm of workers from...
- (Thysanoptera: Phlaeothripidae), a phyllode-gluing thrips with facultative pleometrosis: Natural History of Dunatothrips Aneurae". Biological Journal of the...
- mētrós), μητρικός (mētrikós) haplometrosis, metrocyte, metropolis, pleometrosis mic- grain Latin mica mica, micelle micr- small Gr**** μικρός (mikrós)...