Functional properties of ant queen pheromones as revealed by behavioral experiments
H Zeng - Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, 2023 - Springer
An ant colony is the epitome of social organization where up to millions of individuals
cooperate to survive, compete, and reproduce as a single superorganism, Female members …
cooperate to survive, compete, and reproduce as a single superorganism, Female members …
Tragedy of the commons in Melipona bees revisited
RC Oliveira, V Di Pietro… - Biology …, 2022 - royalsocietypublishing.org
Melipona stingless bees display a paradoxical overproduction of queens, which are later
eliminated by nest-mate workers. Mechanistically, it was suggested that the monoterpenoid …
eliminated by nest-mate workers. Mechanistically, it was suggested that the monoterpenoid …
Chemical signatures of egg maternity and Dufour's gland in Vespine wasps
Cuticular hydrocarbons (CHCs) are often used in the chemical communication among social
insects. CHCs can be used in nestmate recognition and as queen pheromones, the latter …
insects. CHCs can be used in nestmate recognition and as queen pheromones, the latter …
Tiny but socially valuable: eggs as sources of communication in the social wasp Mischocyttarus cerberus
Chemical compounds play a major role in the recognition processes in social insects, and
one class of compounds namely hydrocarbons cover the adult body, but also the surface of …
one class of compounds namely hydrocarbons cover the adult body, but also the surface of …
Chemical Resemblance of Egg Surface Compounds and Dufour's Gland in Two Neotropical Polistinae Wasps Polistes versicolor (Olivier) and Mischocyttarus …
Chemical communication plays a major role in regulating social dynamics in social insect
colonies. The most studied class of chemical compounds are the cuticular hydrocarbons …
colonies. The most studied class of chemical compounds are the cuticular hydrocarbons …
Are ants not only 'social insects', but also 'nomic insects'? In search of clues of normativity in the ant world
Recently, various philosophers and ethologists have argued or hypothesised that, in
addition to humans, there are also non-human animals that are capable of following rules …
addition to humans, there are also non-human animals that are capable of following rules …
Animal Ethics and Species Justice: Our Direct Justice Obligations Towards Invertebrates
R Durrant - Invertebrate Justice: Extending The Boundaries of Non …, 2024 - Springer
This chapter considers our moral and justice obligations to non-human animals. The most
prominent approaches to animal ethics are reviewed with a focus on their implications for …
prominent approaches to animal ethics are reviewed with a focus on their implications for …
[PDF][PDF] Why does high social distress so often speed aging and harm health? It's an ill wind: Biological aging's inclusive fitness role in controlling free-riders
DW Leake - cell - researchgate.net
High levels of stress are known to accelerate biological aging in susceptible individuals,
often leading to a downward course of ill health and early death. This review explores how …
often leading to a downward course of ill health and early death. This review explores how …
[PDF][PDF] COMMENT LES GUÊPES RECONNAISSENT LEURS ŒUFS
Les guêpes sont des insectes que beaucoup de gens ont tendance à détester. Mais sais-tu
que les guêpes rendent des services très importants dans la nature, comme la lutte contre …
que les guêpes rendent des services très importants dans la nature, comme la lutte contre …