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May 21, 2020


Link of sexual signaling and genes in orchid bees

A study by University of California, Davis, researchers has linked the evolution of sexual signaling in orchid bees, like the male pictured here, to a gene that’s been shaped by a species’ perfume preferences.


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Male orchid bee
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Link of sexual signaling and genes in orchid bees
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Chemical compounds in male orchid bee’s perfume analyzed
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