HERMETISMO ENTRE Solenopsis gayi SPINOLA, 1851 Y Brachymyrmex giardii EMERY, 1894 (HYMENOPTERA,FORMICIDAE)

  • Ipinza-Regla J
  • Fernández A
  • Morales M
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*[To analyse the presence of hermetism between Solenopsis gayi & Brachymyrmex giardii, experiments were carried out with 5 nest of each species, with 10 ants were transferred to the receptive nests (S. gayi & B. giardii). The presence or absence of the following behavioral events were under observation for 2 minutes: antennal exploration, mandibular aperture, biting, ventral abdominal flexure, dorsal abdominal flexure, fighting, intruder transport, & backward movement. The analysis of variance showed that in antennal exploration, mandibular aperture, & ventral abdominal flexure there were significant differences between the species as well as in nests. For the events biting & fighting, there were not significant differences between species, in contrast there were significant differences between nests. In the case of intruder transport & backward movement, there were not significant differences between species, neither did it between nests.]

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Ipinza-Regla, J., Fernández, A., & Morales, M. A. (2005). HERMETISMO ENTRE Solenopsis gayi SPINOLA, 1851 Y Brachymyrmex giardii EMERY, 1894 (HYMENOPTERA,FORMICIDAE). Gayana (Concepción), 69(1). https://doi.org/10.4067/s0717-65382005000100005

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