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Ants sniff out subtle chemical differences to navigate social hierarchies Ants can distinguish between very subtle differences in hydrocarbons, including enantiomers, researchers in the US have found. |
Chemistry World
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Chemical Cues Warn Ants of Invaders Animal biologists and chemists have joined forces to solve a chemical mystery that the insect world has kept for over a century -- discovering the subtle chemical cues that ants use to tell friend from foe. |
Inc.
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Editor's Letter Bo Burlingham was inspired to write about a change in American entrepreneurism. |
