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- Walter M Farina, Christoph Grüter, Paula C. DÃaz
- Proceedings. Biological sciences
- 2005
A honeybee hive serves as an information centre in which communication among bees allows the colony to exploit the most profitable resources in a continuously changing environment. The best-studied… (More)
- Christoph Grüter, MarÃa Sol Balbuena, Walter M Farina
- Proceedings. Biological sciences
- 2008
The honeybee (Apis mellifera) waggle dance is one of the most intriguing animal communication signals. A dancing bee communicates the location of a profitable food source and its odour. Followers may… (More)
- Walter M Farina
- Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
- 1996
Dancing and trophallactic behaviour of forager honey bees, Apis mellifera ligustica >Spinola, that returned from an automatic feeder with a regulated flow rate of 50% weight-to-weight sucrose… (More)
- Christoph Grüter, Luis E Acosta, Walter M Farina
- Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
- 2006
Transfer of information about food source characteristics within insect societies is essential to colony-foraging success. The food odor communicated within honeybee hives has been shown to be… (More)
- Roxana B. Josens, Walter M Farina
- Journal of Comparative Physiology A
- 2001
Although nectar feeding in insects has long been studied, the knowledge of the effect of nectar energy content on the ingestion dynamics separately from the viscosity of the fluid is very limited. To… (More)
- M. López Gil, Walter M Farina
- Naturwissenschaften
- 2002
This paper addresses, what determines that experienced forager honeybees return to places where they have previously exploited nectar. Although there was already some evidence that dance and… (More)
- Christoph Grüter, Walter M Farina
- Trends in ecology & evolution
- 2009
The honeybee (Apis mellifera) waggle dance, whereby dancing bees communicate the location of profitable food sources to other bees in the hive, is one of the most celebrated communication behaviours… (More)
- Andrés Arenas, Walter M Farina
- Journal of Comparative Physiology A
- 2008
Due to the changing behavioral contexts at which social insects are exposed during the adult lifespan, they are ideal models to analyze the effect of particular sensory stimuli during young adulthood… (More)
- Walter M Farina, Christoph Grüter, Luis Acosta, SofÃa I. Mc Cabe
- Naturwissenschaften
- 2006
Recent studies showed that nectar odors brought back by honeybee foragers can be learned associatively inside the hive. In the present study, we focused on the learning abilities of bees, which… (More)
- Rodrigo Gehlen De Marco, Walter M Farina
- Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
- 2001
Since nectar constitutes a highly variable resource, forager honeybees (Apis mellifera) always adjust their social foraging activities according to the current profitability of the nectar sources… (More)