The comparative approach is a powerful way to explore the relationship between brain structure and cognitive function. Thus far, the field has been dominated by the assumption …
Comparing the size of functionally distinct brain regions across individuals with remarkable differences in sensory processing and cognitive demands provides important insights into …
The rapid conversion of natural habitats to anthropogenic landscapes is threatening insect pollinators worldwide, raising concern regarding the negative consequences on their …
Food security is threatened by climate change, with heat and drought being the main stresses affecting crop physiology and ecosystem services, such as plant–pollinator …
B Bi, Q Yin, Z Hao - Forest Ecosystems, 2023 - Elsevier
Background The diversity of resource acquisition strategies of plant roots determines the species coexistence patterns to a certain extent. However, few root physiological traits have …
C Tait, AJ Chicco, D Naug - Journal of Experimental Biology, 2024 - journals.biologists.com
In the context of slow–fast behavioral variation, fast individuals are hypothesized to be those who prioritize speed over accuracy while slow individuals are those which do the opposite …
Change in land configuration is an important driver of pollinator decline. Understanding patch selection by bees in fragmented landscapes has therefore become imperative to …
T Keasar, O Pourtallier… - … Transactions of the …, 2023 - royalsocietypublishing.org
The emergence of animal societies is a major evolutionary transition, but its implications for learning-dependent innovations are insufficiently understood. Bees, with lifestyles ranging …
Cognition is an essential tool for animals to deal with environmental challenges. Nonetheless, the ecological forces driving the evolution of cognition throughout the animal …