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The Collective Behavior of Ant Groups Depends on Group Genotypic Composition.

The Journal of heredity - 17 Feb 2022

Walsh Justin T, Garonski Anna, Jackan Claire, Linksvayer Timothy A

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Recently, researchers have documented variation between groups in collective behavior. However, how genetic variation within and between groups contributes to population-level variation for collective behavior remains unclear. Understanding how genetic variation of group members relates to group-level phenotypes is evolutionarily important because there is increasing evidence that group-level behavioral variation...

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PMID: 34634803
DOI: 10.1093/jhered/esab045

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