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  Evolutionary, molecular and comparative zoology
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Volume 57 (6)

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Chemical cues and group associations in a subsocial cockroach

Australian Journal of Zoology maintains a unique position among zoology journals because of the inherent interest in the Australasian fauna and the vibrant and dynamic international scientific community studying Australasian animals. The Journal serves an important role by encouraging, fostering and promoting developments in evolutionary, molecular and comparative zoology. The broad scope encompasses zoology and includes genetics and evolution to physiology, ecology and behaviour. More...

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