Brains versus brawn: reduced brain investment in army ant soldiers
Social insect colonies consist of castes with different roles, each with their specialized body types and behaviors. New research published in BMC… Read more »
Social insect colonies consist of castes with different roles, each with their specialized body types and behaviors. New research published in BMC… Read more »
In a recent BMC Evolutionary Biology publication, researchers use a phylogenomics analysis to disentangle the relationships of Formica genus ants,… Read more »
Leaf-cutting ant queens have one only mating event in their lives, when they will mate with a number of male partners and then… Read more »
New research published in BMC Evolutionary Biology finds that when co-founding a new colony, ant queens may bury other queens to… Read more »
The young leaf captured here has extrafloral nectaries which has attracted an ant that in turn defends the leaf from herbivores.… Read more »