PROBLEMS IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL ADAPTATION OF SOME NEW-WORLD SPECIES OF DORYLINE ANTS

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  • T. C. SCHNEIRLA

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Resumen

The results of these studies may be summarized briefly. Colonies of the terrestrial species Eciton (E.) hamatum and E. (E.) burchelli
exhibit a markedly regular cycle of behavior and reproductive processes, with the alternation of 1) a nomadic phase in which the colony develops large daily raids and moves off each night over a raiding trail to a new nesting site, and 2) a statary phase, in which raids are minimal or at times absent, and the colony is sessile.

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Publicado

2018-06-19

Número

Vol. 20 Núm. 1-2 (1949): ANALES DEL INSTITUTO DE BIOLOGÍA

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PROBLEMS IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL ADAPTATION OF SOME NEW-WORLD SPECIES OF DORYLINE ANTS. (2018). Anales Del Instituto De Biología, UNAM, Vol. 1-37, 20(1-2), 371-384. https://anales.ib.unam.mx/index.php/anales/article/view/828