Five decades of misunderstanding in the social Hymenoptera: a review and meta-analysis of Michener's paradox - PubMed

In a much-cited 1964 paper entitled "Reproductive efficiency in relation to colony size in hymenopterous societies," Charles Michener investigated the correlation between a colony's size and its reproductive efficiency - the ability of its adult females to produce reproductives, measured as per-capi …

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