Ants regulate colony spatial organization using multiple chemical road-signs

While the organization of ants within their nest is key for colony function, it remains unknown how ants navigate this dark subterranean environment. Here, Heymanet al. use a series of behavioral tests, chemical analyses, and machine learning to identify chemical landmarks that ants use to distingui...

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Autores principales: Yael Heyman, Noam Shental, Alexander Brandis, Abraham Hefetz, Ofer Feinerman
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Publicado: Nature Portfolio 2017
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Acceso en línea:https://doaj.org/article/ad39373585564a60914b3e1816c67fce
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Sumario:While the organization of ants within their nest is key for colony function, it remains unknown how ants navigate this dark subterranean environment. Here, Heymanet al. use a series of behavioral tests, chemical analyses, and machine learning to identify chemical landmarks that ants use to distinguish between nest areas.