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how do ants recognise the ants of the other groups?

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Answered by chsumanth88762

Answer:

the ants

Explanation:

Ants do it through chemical pheromones, which are detected via sensors in their antennae. ... This ability apparently allows individuals to recognise those ants that are very close to them within the crowded colony.

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how do ants recognise the ants of the other groups?​

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how do ants recognise the ants of the other groups?