Gut microbiota influences onset of foraging-related behavior but not physiological hallmarks of division of labor in honeybees
Joanito Liberti(University of Lausanne), Philipp Engel(Yale University), Thomas Schmitt(University of Würzburg), Erik T. Frank(University of Würzburg), Laurent Keller(University of Lausanne), Maverick Monié--Ibanes(University of Lausanne), Tomas Kay(University of Lausanne), Lucie Kesner(University of Lausanne), Andrew Quinn(University of Lausanne)
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