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Predator Pressures Maintain Bees' Social Life
The complex organisation of some insect societies is thought to have developed to such a level that these animals can no longer survive on their own. New research suggests that rather than organisational, genetic, or biological complexity defining a 'point of no return' for social living, pressures of predation create advantages to not living alone.
The complex organisation of some insect societies is thought to have developed to such a level that these animals can no longer survive on their own. New research suggests that rather than organisational, genetic, or biological complexity defining a 'point of no return' for social living, pressures of predation create advantages to not living alone.
Source: Science Daily
Posted on: Saturday, Jan 05, 2008, 2:27pm
Views: 1655
Posted on: Saturday, Jan 05, 2008, 2:27pm
Views: 1655
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