COLONY CO-FOUNDING IN ANTS IS AN ACTIVE PROCESS BY QUEENS

Colony co-founding in ants is an active process by queens

Abstract Cooperative breeding may be selected for in animals when, on average, it confers greater benefits than solitary breeding.In a number of eusocial insects (i.e., ants, bees, wasps, and termites), queens join together to co-create new nests, a phenomenon known as colony co-founding.It has been hypothesised that co-founding evolved because que

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The temporal cost of deploying attention limits accurate target identification in rapid serial visual presentation

Abstract Lag-1 sparing is a common exception to the attentional blink, where a target presented directly after T1 can be identified and reported accurately.Prior work has proposed Collections potential mechanisms for lag 1 sparing, including the boost and bounce model and the attentional gating model.Here, we apply a rapid serial visual presentatio

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