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Subterranean termites construct complicated tunnel networks for foraging below ground. Thus, they often encounter tunnel intersections during foraging activity. Directional selection by termites at intersections is likely to affect foraging efficiency because depending on their selection, the path length from food resources to the nest can vary significantly. In order to understand how termites are...
In our previous study, we constructed a lattice model of termite tunnel pattern to explore the relationship between tunnel geometry and foraging efficiency. The model was based on experimental data obtained from homogeneous soil substrates without food resource. In the present study, we adopted a more general rule in the model to determine branching tunnel lengths. The rule was described by two variables,...
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