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All posts with the tag "Scientific literature" are written by referring to the primary literature.
Tag Archives: social insects
Social interactions get female cockroaches in the mood
How can I get even more cockroaches in my apartment? is a question I’m sure all of you have asked at one time or another. The good news is, all you need to speed up roach production is…other roaches! Or, at … Continue reading
Patience is a virtue for invading wasp females
In social insects, like honey bees, the queen is usually the only one making babies. All other females are subordinate and sterile.The reason natural selection doesn’t weed out this behavior is thought to be because all the subordinate females are … Continue reading
Posted in Insect reproduction
Tagged Scientific literature, sneaking, social insects, wasps
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