- Summary. Ratnieks and Anderson (1999) recently reviewed task partitioning in insect societies. They collated numerous
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- Summary. In insect societies, a number of very striking collective structures are formed by individuals linking them-
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- Summary. There are many ways in which social insect for-agers may organise the collection of resources and their
- Summary. Task partitioning is the name given to the pheno-menon in which a piece of work is divided among two or
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- Summary. We studied leaf transfer on trails of the leafcutter ant Atta colombica. 78.6% (N = 210) of leaves were not
- Live and let die: why fighter males of the ant Cardiocondyla kill each other but tolerate their
- Stochastic simulation of ants that forage by expectation C. Anderson, P. G. Blackwell & C. Cannings
- The Extended Organism here do we position the
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- HYPOTHESIS TESTING Often a set of data is collected, or an experiment carried out, not simply with a view to
