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Medhat Nasr <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 17 Aug 2015 12:43:16 +0000
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Steve said
> My own thoughts are that the notion that workers can't lay in the bottom of normal worker cells is just another myth.  Whenever I see the work of laying workers the eggs are always mainly on the bottom of the cells.

It is a good point to challenge. I also have seen many cells with multiple eggs on the side of the cells. I am not sure if there are data to support the egg laid by egg laying worker distribution inside the worker cells. A good project to check and get better info.

As Jerry said we see some queens lay multiple eggs in a cell. I also have  seen eggs even on the comb face but workers will canalize them so fast.

Medhat
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