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- who: Adi Bar and colleagues from the SWise Faculty of Life Sciences, School of Zoology, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel have published the paper: Egg-Laying Behavior of Cataglyphis niger Ants Is Influenced More Strongly by Temperature Than Daylength, in the Journal: Biology 2022, 1714 of /2022/
- what: Our study indicates that egg laying in C. niger ants is much more strongly affected by reducing or increasing the temperature than daylength.
- how: The authors conducted two experiments to examine effect of temperature and photoperiod on egg laying and development in desert ant . . .
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