The tergal gland and courtship behavior in the termites P. occidentalis, M. hubbardi and Paraneotermes simplicicornis

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The tergal gland and courtship behavior in the termites P. occidentalis, M. hubbardi and Paraneotermes simplicicornis

By R. V. Carr
University of Arizona, Tucson, 1972
Cite: 1637983 with citation markup [cite:1637983]

P. occidentalis = Pterotermes occidentis
M. hubbardi = Marginitermes hubbardi

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Contributed by Zhao J on 23 February, 2019 - 9:44pm
Last updated 27 February, 2019 - 12:47pm

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