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Solitary (most insects)
Nonsocial
Aggregate to mate or resource limitations
Communal
Members of same generation live together
No coop brood care
Example of "collective behaviors" of social caterpillars
Coop foraging
Group defense
Shelter building
Thermoregulation
Subsocial
parental care of immatures for some part of life cycle
Presocial
some features, but not all of "true" sociality
Semisocial
coop brood care
reproductive division of labor
members of same generation live together
Eusocial (true sociality)
coop brood care
reproductive division of labor
overlapping generations
Trophallaxis
ritual feeding
Kin selection
strategies to favor reproductive success of relatives
Haplodiploidy
Viable drones come from unfertilized eggs, females from fertilized eggs
caste genetics
haploids (1n) = male
diploids (2n) = female
sex determination
if egg is heterozygous at sex locus = female
if egg is homozygous at sex locus = diploid drone (low survival)
If eggs is unfertilized = viable haploid drone
centralized
following a leader, using plan
self organization or decentralized
no one is in charge, this is what insect use
seasonal colonies
yellowjackets, hornets, paper wasps, bumble bees
perennial colonies
termites, ants
termite castes
can develop into adult workers, soldiers or reproductives depending on colony needs
common termite in delaware
eastern subterranean termite
hymenoptera
haplodiploid
holometabolous (helpless larvae)
honey bee caste system
queen, workers (sterile females), male drone, brood (larvae, which develop comb)
swarming
colony reproduction, new queen leaves, new queens reared
determination female caste of honey bees
nutrition (royal jelly) + pheromone
"age based polyethism"
different jobs carried out depending on age
foraging
collecting nectar and pollen
propolis
sticky plant sap needed to repair cracks
who came up with the dance language?
karl von frisch
Bivouac
move periodically