<p>The variation in the proportion of longer-chain hydrocarbons on the nest paper throughout the season in free-living nests controlled by the <i>P</i>. <i>biglumis</i> foundresses and in parasitized nests controlled by the social parasite <i>P</i>. <i>atrimandibularis</i>.</p
Data collected in the field, analyzed with SPSS statistic. Px = Peak number x; FACx = Principal Comp...
Hydrocarbon mixtures extracted from fecal pellets of drywood termites are species-specific and can b...
Abstract—Cuticular hydrocarbons are among the prime candidates for nestmate recognition in social in...
International audienceThe chemical integration strategies of facultative social parasites of social ...
Social insects recognize their nestmates by means of a cuticular hydrocarbon signature shared by col...
International audienceNestmate recognition codes show remarkable chemical complexity, involving mult...
<p>Only hydrocarbons between peak 9 and peak 19 are shown. The picture shows the presence/absence of...
Obligate social parasites in the social insects have lost the worker caste and the ability to establ...
Social parasites have evolved adaptations to overcome host resistance as they infiltrate host coloni...
In many social insects the relationship between reproductive dominance and physiological correlates ...
Background Brood parasites can exert strong selection pressure on their hosts. Many brood parasites...
<p>Cuticular hydrocarbon variations in host colonies (colony ID: 2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 12, 20, 22, 25, 30)....
Philopatric behavior has been demonstrated in a wide taxonomic spread of animals. In temperate envir...
International audienceIn social insects, colonies have exclusive memberships and residents promptly ...
Insect social life is governed by chemicals. A great number of studies have demonstrated that the bl...
Data collected in the field, analyzed with SPSS statistic. Px = Peak number x; FACx = Principal Comp...
Hydrocarbon mixtures extracted from fecal pellets of drywood termites are species-specific and can b...
Abstract—Cuticular hydrocarbons are among the prime candidates for nestmate recognition in social in...
International audienceThe chemical integration strategies of facultative social parasites of social ...
Social insects recognize their nestmates by means of a cuticular hydrocarbon signature shared by col...
International audienceNestmate recognition codes show remarkable chemical complexity, involving mult...
<p>Only hydrocarbons between peak 9 and peak 19 are shown. The picture shows the presence/absence of...
Obligate social parasites in the social insects have lost the worker caste and the ability to establ...
Social parasites have evolved adaptations to overcome host resistance as they infiltrate host coloni...
In many social insects the relationship between reproductive dominance and physiological correlates ...
Background Brood parasites can exert strong selection pressure on their hosts. Many brood parasites...
<p>Cuticular hydrocarbon variations in host colonies (colony ID: 2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 12, 20, 22, 25, 30)....
Philopatric behavior has been demonstrated in a wide taxonomic spread of animals. In temperate envir...
International audienceIn social insects, colonies have exclusive memberships and residents promptly ...
Insect social life is governed by chemicals. A great number of studies have demonstrated that the bl...
Data collected in the field, analyzed with SPSS statistic. Px = Peak number x; FACx = Principal Comp...
Hydrocarbon mixtures extracted from fecal pellets of drywood termites are species-specific and can b...
Abstract—Cuticular hydrocarbons are among the prime candidates for nestmate recognition in social in...