http://formicidae.darkbb.com/social-organization-f18/-t1.htm Thu, 07 Aug 2008 11:51:08 GMT 10 http://i27.servimg.com/u/f27/11/05/08/07/bandea10.jpg http://formicidae.darkbb.com/social-organization-f18/-t1.htm http://formicidae.darkbb.com/social-organization-f18/big-head-workers-in-pachycondyla-luteipes-t48.htm Benoit Guenard There is sometimes things that you see all the time but never realized. That is why I have appreciated the following article because it made me realize those points (and at the same time gave an exception). In the article: Small queens and big-headed workers in a monomorphic ponerine ant, by Kikuchi et al., published in the early preview of Naturwissenschaften, they found the first example of workers bigger than the queens in Ponerinae. At least for some part of the body, including the head. ... Social Organization Thu, 07 Aug 2008 11:51:08 GMT http://formicidae.darkbb.com/social-organization-f18/big-head-workers-in-pachycondyla-luteipes-t48.htm#93 http://formicidae.darkbb.com/social-organization-f18/big-head-workers-in-pachycondyla-luteipes-t48.htm