Each Argentine ant colony has multiple queens, allowing the colony to expand rapidly both in population and territorial control. Today, native Californian ant species like harvester ants and ...
Consequently, the queen’s initial digging alters the nest’s architecture to become more top-heavy. Moreover, we found that an ant’s age influences not only its likelihood to engage in a task but also ...
eLife Assessment This study presents an important finding that ant nest structure and digging behavior depend on ant age demographics for a ground-dwelling ant species (Camponotus fellah). By asking ...
A (still growing) paper list of Evolutionary Computation (EC) published in some (rather all) top-tier (and also EC-focused) journals and conferences. For EC-focused publications, only ...
Modern ant farms are led by a queen ant, grow, and can last for decades. This is a wonderful project to do which can last for years to show the inner workings of ant colonies. It’s an easy project, ...
In 1910, the American entomologist William Morton Wheeler noted in his monograph Ants that the superorganismal colonies of ants are strikingly analogous to metazoan bodies because queen and ...
“It will lay down a pheromone trail that the other ants can follow back to the food source.” Like wasps and bees, ants are social and live in a colony with one or more queens. That means the workers ...
But SimAnt was a good title with a lot of deep systems in place for managing the ant colony that at the time were pretty revolutionary. Years later, we now have Empire of the Ants, which is available ...
it forms just about a third of the Argentine ants’ colony. Covering significant parts of North America, Europe, Asia and Australia, this “megacolony” of Argentine ants is the largest collaborative ...
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