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Science · Biology & genetics · published 2026-08-27 · via Phys.org

Study tracks how bumblebee queens alter chemical communication over time

Researchers at SUNY Polytechnic Institute have investigated how bumblebee queens communicate through chemical signals. The study, led by biologist Margarita Orlova, reveals that these signals change over the queens' lifetimes. The findings offer new understanding of colony coordination.

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