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Genetics, Behavior and Ecology of a Paper Wasp Invasion: Polistes dominulus in North America

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Genetics, Behavior and Ecology of a Paper Wasp Invasion: Polistes dominulus in North America

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title: Genetics, Behavior and Ecology of a Paper Wasp Invasion: Polistes dominulus in North America

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subject: wasps, wasp behavior, insects, insect behavior, entomology

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date: 2006

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