TREEHOPPERS TRANSFER PARENTAL CARE TO ANTS - A NEW BENEFIT OF MUTUALISM
TREEHOPPERS TRANSFER PARENTAL CARE TO ANTS - A NEW BENEFIT OF MUTUALISM
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DOI：
10.1126/science.220.4596.532
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发表时间：
1983-01-01
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影响因子：
56.9
通讯作者：
BRISTOW, CM
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作者：
BRISTOW, CM
雌性跳树蜂（P. reticulata货车Duzee）在蚂蚁的存在下改变其亲职照顾行为。女性与未照顾的年轻人仍然与他们原来的育雏，但女性从蚂蚁倾向于殖民地很容易沙漠他们的第一窝，并产生额外的离合器。在没有蚂蚁的情况下，雌性跳树企鹅的照顾增加了一个殖民地产生相同幸存者的概率，但蚂蚁的照顾大大增加了幸存者的数量。
Female treehoppers (P. reticulata Van Duzee) modify their parental care behavior in the presence of ants. Females with untended young remain with their original brood, but females from ant-tended colonies readily desert their 1st brood and produce additional clutches. Care by female treehoppers, in the absence of ants, increases the probability that a colony will produce same survivors, but ant attendance greatly increases the number of surviving nymphs.