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How long versus when: worker mortality synchrony is widespread but decoupled from body size in Australian ants
Colony demographic models often treat worker deaths as independent events, but shared environmental exposure may synchronize mortality within species. Using a 15-month field dataset of 18 Australian ant species and 106 cohorts, we quantified intra-specific mortality synchrony with the intra-class co
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