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Flexible division of labour is a key feature of social insects. Our understanding of individual response behaviour and how it is integrated into a functioning colony is still patchy. Most theoretical studies addressing this question are based on the assumption that workers have intrinsic and often fixed response thresholds for task-related stimuli. Here, we investigated the plasticity in worker fanning...
Environmental conditions may influence mating behaviour in otariids breeding in areas with elevated temperatures and intense solar radiation. Although they have evolved morphological and physiological adaptations to prevent overheating while breeding on land, under extreme temperature conditions, they must adjust their behaviour in order to thermoregulate. The California sea lion mating system is...
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