- po****tions of
another supercolony. The
researchers claim that this case of
unicoloniality cannot be
explained by loss of
their genetic diversity due to the genetic...
- each other, so
unicoloniality turned out to be limited. They
hypothesized that the
difference between supercoloniality and
unicoloniality is not clear-cut...
-
between neighbouring colonies,
which is
known as
unicoloniality. Many
invasive ants
display unicoloniality. The
adaptive value of this
nonaggression among...
- Rosengren, Rainer; Sundstrom,
Liselotte (2005). "Seasonal
Polydomy and
Unicoloniality in a
Polygynous Po****tion of the Red Wood Ant
Formica Truncorum". Behavioral...
- po****tions as
supercolonies while others have
termed the po****tions as
unicolonial. Ants
communicate with each
other using pheromones, sounds, and touch...
- Abbott, K.L.; Ritchie, P.A.; Lester, P.J. (12 June 2007). "Large
scale unicoloniality: The po****tion and
colony structure of the
invasive Argentine ant (Linepithema...
-
trophobiosis mutualistic relationships between ants and
other insects unicoloniality a po****tion of ants
inhabiting a
single large polydomous colony Winkler...
- ants (worker ants
having only one phenotype), high
rates of polygyny,
unicoloniality,
strong interspecific aggressiveness,
worker ant sterility, and colony...
-
history observations on the
velvety tree ants (Liometopum occidentale)
unicoloniality and
mating flights". Sociobiology. 55: 787–794. Wheeler, W.M. (1905)...
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January 2005). "Nestmate
recognition in the
unicolonial ant
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