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Activity Patterns and Age-dependent Changes in Behavior in the Clonal Ant Platythyrea punctata
Abstract Age-based polyethism, wherein young individuals perform tasks within the nest and later transition to outside activities, is common among many social insects. This division of labor ensures the safety of workers with longer residual lifespans, such as brood caring nurses, and exposes only o
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