D Taylor, MA Bentley, S Sumner - Current opinion in insect science, 2018 - Elsevier
Highlights•The major transition to superorganismality has occurred several times in the Hymenoptera.•This paper highlights the importance of studying the early and intermediate …
Eusocial insects are characterised by a reproductive caste differentiation such that egg- laying is restricted to a small number of queens. The majority of the colony members function …
S O'Donnell, K Fiocca, M Campbell, S Bulova… - Behavioral ecology and …, 2018 - Springer
Division of labor in social groups can be influenced by differential nutrition. Consumption of more food or higher-quality food often affects individuals' capacities for reproduction. In …
JL Huisken, SM Rehan - Animal Behaviour, 2022 - Elsevier
Highlights•We test effects of nutritional manipulation on mutual tolerance in C. calcarata.•Maternal manipulation of offspring nutrition influenced colony …
Division of labour among workers (non-reproductive division of labour), a characteristic feature of eusocial insects enables the efficient functioning of their colonies. In many …
Primitively eusocial insects exhibit reproductive division of labour such that one or a small number of individuals monopolize reproduction while the remaining function as non …
R Gadagkar - Encyclopedia of Social Insects, 2021 - Springer
Together these three taxa constitute the poneroid subfamily Ectatomminae [1]. Rhytidoponera are among the most frequently encountered Australian ants. In various …
RW Taylor - Encyclopedia of Social Insects, 2021 - Springer
Together these three taxa constitute the poneroid subfamily Ectatomminae [1]. Rhytidoponera are among the most frequently encountered Australian ants. In various …