piping of emerged queen
Piping of emerged queen is a reproductive behavior exhibited by a newly hatched virgin queen to announce her presence in the colony by producing a
pulsed, high-pitched sound by pressing her thorax against the comb and operating her wing-beating mechanism without spreading her wings.
Reference
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Winston M. 1991 The Biology of the Honey Bee. Harvard University Press.
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Danish
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at kvække Verb |
Michael Rubinigg
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Danish
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at tytte Verb |
Michael Rubinigg
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1
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Danish
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at pibe Verb |
Michael Rubinigg
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1
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Dutch; Flemish
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tuten Verb |
Michael Rubinigg
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0
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English
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piping Verb |
Michael Rubinigg
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0
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English
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to pipe Verb |
Michael Rubinigg
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French
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chanter Verb |
Michael Rubinigg
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German
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tüten Verb |
Michael Rubinigg
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Italian
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cantare Verb |
Michael Rubinigg
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1
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Norwegian
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å tute Verb |
Michael Rubinigg
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1
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Portuguese
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canto Noun, Masculine, Singular |
Michael Rubinigg
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Romanian; Moldavian; Moldovan
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cîntecul mătcii Compound noun, Neuter, Singular |
Michael Rubinigg
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Spanish; Castilian
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cantar Verb |
Michael Rubinigg
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Swedish
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att mana Verb |
Michael Rubinigg
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1
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