A single gene for scent reception separates two species of orchid bees

ScienceDaily
Jan 13, 2020, 3:33 pm187 pts
Orchid bees are master perfumers. Males collect chemicals to concoct perfumes unique to their specific species. Researchers link the evolution of sexual signaling in orchid bees to a single gene shaped by species' perfume preferences.

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