A comprehensive portrait of the venom of the giant red bull ant, <i>Myrmecia gulosa</i> , reveals a hyperdiverse hymenopteran toxin gene family
Samuel D. Robinson(The University of Queensland), Eivind A. B. Undheim(The University of Queensland), Brett R. Hamilton(The University of Queensland), Richard J. Payne(The University of Sydney), Alexander Mueller(Princeton University), Hana Starobova(The University of Queensland), Irina Vetter(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Daniel Clayton(The University of Sydney), Glenn F. King(The University of Queensland)
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