Modeling Collective Animal Movement Through Interactions in Behavioral States

Authors: Russell, James C., Hanks, Ephraim M., Modlmeier, Andreas P., Hughes, David P.

Source: Journal of Agricultural, Biological, and Environmental Statistics, 2017 Sep 01. 22(3), 313-334.

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Adult presence augments juvenile collective foraging in social spiders

Authors: Modlmeier, Andreas P., Laskowski, Kate L., Brittingham, Hayley A., Coleman, Anna, Knutson, Karen A., Kuo, Candice, McGuirk, Matthew, Zhao, Katherine, Keiser, Carl N., Pruitt, Jonathan N.

Source: In Animal Behaviour November 2015 109:9-14

Integrating animal personality into insect population and community ecology

Authors: Modlmeier, Andreas P, Keiser, Carl N, Wright, Colin M, Lichtenstein, James LL, Pruitt, Jonathan N

Source: In Current Opinion in Insect Science June 2015 9:77-85

Animal personality in a foundation species drives community divergence and collapse in the wild

Authors: Pruitt, Jonathan N., Modlmeier, Andreas P.

Source: Journal of Animal Ecology, 2015 Nov 01. 84(6), 1461-1468.

Access URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/24700615

Cross-fostering by foreign conspecific queens and slave-making workers influences individual- and colony-level personality

Authors: Keiser, Carl N., Wright, Colin M., Singh, Nishant, DeShane, Joseph A., Modlmeier, Andreas P., Pruitt, Jonathan N.

Source: Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, 2015 Mar 01. 69(3), 395-405.

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Species-specific influence of group composition on collective behaviors in ants

Authors: Modlmeier, Andreas P., Keiser, Carl N., Shearer, Taylor A., Pruitt, Jonathan N.

Source: Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, 2014 Dec 01. 68(12), 1929-1937.

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Habitat structure helps guide the emergence of colony-level personality in social spiders

Authors: Modlmeier, Andreas P., Forrester, Nicole J., Pruitt, Jonathan N.

Source: Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, 2014 Dec 01. 68(12), 1965-1972.

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Exploring the effects of individual traits and within-colony variation on task differentiation and collective behavior in a desert social spider

Authors: Keiser, Carl N., Jones, Devin K., Modlmeier, Andreas P., Pruitt, Jonathan N.

Source: Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, 2014 May 01. 68(5), 839-850.

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The keystone individual concept: an ecological and evolutionary overview

Authors: Modlmeier, Andreas P., Keiser, Carl N., Watters, Jason V., Sih, Andy, Pruitt, Jonathan N.

Source: In Animal Behaviour March 2014 89:53-62

Ant Societies Buffer Individual-Level Effects of Parasite Infections

Authors: Scharf, Inon, Modlmeier, Andreas P., Beros, Sara, Foitzik, Susanne

Source: The American Naturalist, 2012 Nov 01. 180(5), 671-683.

Relation: Corresponding author; e-mail: scharfi@post.tau.ac.il .

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Diverse societies are more productive: a lesson from ants

Authors: Modlmeier, Andreas P., Liebmann, Julia E., Foitzik, Susanne

Source: Proceedings: Biological Sciences, 2012 Jun 01. 279(1736), 2142-2150.

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Characterizing the Collective Personality of Ant Societies: Aggressive Colonies Do Not Abandon Their Home.

Authors: Scharf, Inon¹ scharfi@uni-mainz.de, Modlmeier, Andreas P.¹, Fries, Stephan¹, Tirard, Claire², Foitzik, Susanne¹

Source: PLoS ONE. Mar2012, Vol. 7 Issue 3, p1-7. 7p.

Subject Terms: *ANT behavior, *ANIMAL behavior, *PARASITES, *ANT communities, *IMMUNE system, *NESTS

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Age and ovarian development are related to worker personality and task allocation in the ant Leptothorax acervorum.

Authors: KÜHBANDNER, Stephan^1,2, MODLMEIER, Andreas P.^3,4 modlmeier@gmail.com, FOITZIK, Susanne³

Source: Current Zoology. 2014, Vol. 60 Issue 3, p392-400. 9p.

Subject Terms: *ANT behavior, *OVARIES (Botany), *INSECT societies, *FORAGING behavior, *ANT colonies