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This document discusses the life cycle of the Large Blue butterfly species Maculinea, which has an unusual relationship with ants. Only 1% of insect species are aphytoghagous, meaning they eat ants, including Maculinea caterpillars that spend winters underground in ant colonies eating the ants. The document raises questions about how the caterpillars are found by the ants and how they remain undetected while living in the ant colony for long periods.
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Example Pecha Kucha
- 1. Pecha kucha example What a life. The story of Large Blue Maculinea
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- 9. The P. daitozana can spend an entire winter underground with the ants, eating them
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- 14. How do the ants find the caterpillars, and then how do the ants remain undetected for such a long time?