Environmental Control of Sex in Hymenopterous Insects1

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“The reproduction of insects forms one of the most remarkable chapters in their natural history. The structural adaptations for copulation, the control of the sperm in the body of the female, the micropylar arrangements in the egg which allow fertilization through the fully formed shell, are remarkable enough.” —V. B. Wigglesworth, Insect Physiology.