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Researchers Proves the Division of Ant Roles Which Has Been Dated 100 Million Years Ago
Ants live in large groups organized according to the division of very specific tasks. This is a phenomenon as biologists call it ‘sociality.’ There are three roles in the colony, each of them with a different role.
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