Too much noise on the dance floor

  • Schürch R
  • Couvillon M
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S uccessful honey bee foragers communicate where they have found a good resource with the waggle dance, a symbolic language that encodes a distance and direction. Both of these components are repeated several times (1 to > 100) within the same dance. Additionally, both these components vary within a dance. Here we discuss some causes and consequences of intra-dance and interdance angular variation and advocate revisiting von Frisch and Lindauer’s earlier work to gain a better understanding of honey bee foraging ecology.

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Schürch, R., & Couvillon, M. J. (2013). Too much noise on the dance floor. Communicative & Integrative Biology, 6(1), e22298. https://doi.org/10.4161/cib.22298

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