Invasive Ants and Supercolonies

[furikoneko]

Felicia E. M. Gilljam

Ethology 10 credits, Department of Zoology, Stockholm University, 2006

The eusociality of ants is likely a big contributor to their widespread success around the globe. What could compete with such large groups of coordinated individuals? Possibly, only other ants are up to the task. Extensive polygyny, where each

Comments

[stableglynn]

Wow, your tutor is right: your writing style could quite happily slip into Nature or some other scientific journal. Nice one Fu!

[furikoneko]

I bet you say that to all the ... aspiring scientists. ;)

Thanks :)

[stableglynn]

Ah, you know you're the only aspiring scientist for me, Fu.

... except possibly Alice. Or Deej... Or Vaz... yeah... never mind.

:P

(NB. I have not said that to Alice, Deej OR Vaz ;D )

[seymourwentlan]

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Wow, that was complex but interesting.

[furikoneko]

Nonono, complex AND interesting! ;)

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