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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 1 (1873) (1873)

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ve tended for the development of the less numerous drones, and the brute creation, to which instinct peculiarly belongs; and a very few so-called royal cells, still larger than those of the yet the facts do not justify such a distinction, as we shall drones, many times larger than those of the… … INSTINCTS OF BEES. Let us look at some of the acts by which the quality we call Open cells. 222. Royal cells open. instinct is manifested in a community of bees. When such The queea cells stand out from the rest of the comb, and a community becomes too populous for a given hive, the have a large…

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