Sutorius eximius

Understanding the social organization of group‐living organisms is crucial for the comprehension of the underlying selective… Expand

Sutorius is described as a new genus of Boletaceae to accommodate Boletus robustus originally named illegitimately by C.C. Frost… Expand

SummaryDuring a 1-year-study in tropical Panama, prey of the social theridiid Anelosimus eximius was analysed at two locations… Expand

Herbivores have major impacts on many marine algae and are assumed to have been important forces driving the evolution of algal… Expand

SummarySelection might favor group foraging and social feeding when prey are distributed in patches that do not last long enough… Expand

SummaryBecause of the large amount of webbing they provide, social spider colonies often host other satellite spider species… Expand

SummaryColonies of Anelosimus eximius in Panama had an average sex ratio of 0.15±sd 0.09, i.e. about five females for each male… Expand

 

Abstract Most Anelosimus eximius live in colonies, but a few females emigrate short distances and establish small, individual… Expand

Social phenomena ranging from shortterm associations to the formation of permanent colonies are now known for at least eight… Expand