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. 2016 Aug 5;202(9):643–655. doi: 10.1007/s00359-016-1118-8

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Fig. 5 — Allometric scaling of eye size in eusocial Apidae. Allometric scaling curves were fitted to the dataset of stingless bees (squares, n _species = 8, n _individuals = 34, solid line), honeybees (circles, n _species = 4, n _individuals = 17, dash-dot line) and bumblebees (diamonds, n _species = 11, n _individuals = 63, dashed line). The grey circles represent data points of the facultatively crepuscular A. dorsata (n _individuals = 5). The allometric curve for Apini including A. dorsata is shown in grey (Y = 0.65.X ^0.92)