Parenting in Myrmecology
Manuela Ramalho is Brazilian, and she did her PhD at the Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp) in Rio Claro-SP with Odair Correa Bueno. She is currently...
Monthly Archive: October 2019
The learning walks of ants
When transitioning from in-nest duties to their foraging life outside the nest, ants perform a series of highly choreographed learning walks around the nest entrance,...
Doing an ant PhD: Paloma Alvarez-Blanco
Paloma Alvarez-Blanco comes from Asturias, a mountainous area near the coast of northern Spain, where she was born 35 years ago. She is passionate about...
Nest modifications in Temnothorax crassispinus
In the recently published article “Nest modifications by the acorn ant Temnothorax crassispinus (Hymenoptera: Formicidae)” in Myrmecological News, Sławomir Mitrus reveals that acorn ants can...
The Latitude Project – 60° North – Canada
Myrmecological News Blog has launched The Latitude Project – by using latitudes to circle the globe, we collect impressions of the ants of the world...
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