Non-kin Cooperation in Ants

Volume: 9
Published: Oct 7, 2021
Abstract
Eusociality represents an extreme form of social behavior characterized by a reproductive division of labor. Eusociality necessarily evolved through kin selection, which requires interactions among related individuals. However, many eusocial taxa also show cooperation between non-kin groups, challenging the idea that cooperative actions should only occur among relatives. This review explores the causes and consequences of non-kin cooperation in...
Paper Details
Title
Non-kin Cooperation in Ants
Published Date
Oct 7, 2021
Volume
9
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