Add to ORKGIncludes abstract.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 89-94).Eusocial insects, in particular ants, demonstrate great variability in their sociogenetic structure with regards to colony organization, queen number, queen mating frequency, levels of relatedness and worker reproduction. Within this study I perform an analysis on two groups of ant nests of the species Campo notus klugii, in order to investigate how the genetic structure may inform us of the sociogenetic structure of the species
Reproductive division of labor and the coexistence of distinct castes are hallmarks of insect societ...
The myrmicine ant genus Cardiocondyla consists of around 80 species of small, inconspicuous ants, wh...
Eusocial insects vary significantly in colony queen number and mating frequency, resulting in a wide...
Bibliography: leaves 213-233.Camponotus than the cytochrome oxidase II gene, based on almost all mea...
Patterns of genetic variation and colony structure were investigated in the Rhytidoponera impressa g...
The ant Camponotus fellah has been used in several behavioral and life history studies. An important...
Diacamma ceylonenseis a queenless, ponerine ant whose colonies are headed by a single, mated, egg-la...
Genetic influences on polyethism within social insect colonies are well-known, suggesting that the ...
Ant supercolonies are the largest cooperative units known in nature. They consist of networks of int...
Social organisation of colonies was examined in the ant Formica cinerea by estimating the coefficien...
The remarkable diversity of ant social organization is reflected in both their life history and popu...
BACKGROUND: Animal societies are diverse, ranging from small family-based groups to extraordinarily ...
The theory of inclusive fitness provides a powerful explanation for reproductive altruism in social ...
The genetic structure of social insect populations is influenced by their social organisation and di...
Ants of the genus Myrmecia have retained many biological traits that are considered to be basal in t...
Reproductive division of labor and the coexistence of distinct castes are hallmarks of insect societ...
The myrmicine ant genus Cardiocondyla consists of around 80 species of small, inconspicuous ants, wh...
Eusocial insects vary significantly in colony queen number and mating frequency, resulting in a wide...
Bibliography: leaves 213-233.Camponotus than the cytochrome oxidase II gene, based on almost all mea...
Patterns of genetic variation and colony structure were investigated in the Rhytidoponera impressa g...
The ant Camponotus fellah has been used in several behavioral and life history studies. An important...
Diacamma ceylonenseis a queenless, ponerine ant whose colonies are headed by a single, mated, egg-la...
Genetic influences on polyethism within social insect colonies are well-known, suggesting that the ...
Ant supercolonies are the largest cooperative units known in nature. They consist of networks of int...
Social organisation of colonies was examined in the ant Formica cinerea by estimating the coefficien...
The remarkable diversity of ant social organization is reflected in both their life history and popu...
BACKGROUND: Animal societies are diverse, ranging from small family-based groups to extraordinarily ...
The theory of inclusive fitness provides a powerful explanation for reproductive altruism in social ...
The genetic structure of social insect populations is influenced by their social organisation and di...
Ants of the genus Myrmecia have retained many biological traits that are considered to be basal in t...
Reproductive division of labor and the coexistence of distinct castes are hallmarks of insect societ...
The myrmicine ant genus Cardiocondyla consists of around 80 species of small, inconspicuous ants, wh...
Eusocial insects vary significantly in colony queen number and mating frequency, resulting in a wide...