Alejandro G. Farji‐Brener

Habitat selection for trap building in antlion larvae: Influence of patch area and travelling distance

Alejandro G. Farji‐Brener, Mariana Alaux-Rueda, Andrés Felipe Grajales-Andica, Diego Heriberto Torres-Olivares et autres

Abstract The process of habitat selection is particularly relevant to sit‐and‐wait predators that build traps to capture prey, given their restricted mobility and high costs of relocation. However, this process relies on behavioural decisions that can be constrained by several factors, potentially …

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Alejandro G. Farji‐Brener, Mariana Alaux-Rueda, Andrés Felipe Grajales-Andica, Diego Heriberto Torres-Olivares et autres

The process of habitat selection is particularly relevant to sit-and-wait predators that build traps to capture prey, given their restricted mobility and high costs of relocation. However, this process relies on behavioral decisions that can be constrained by several factors, potentially leading …

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The short-term response of ants to sporadic rain events is consistent with the optimal defense hypothesis in an ant-plant mutualism

Alejandro G. Farji‐Brener, F. B. Flores, E. René, H. Flores-Hernández et autres

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Decisions better left unchanged: Selection of ambush orientation before prey arrival in a sit‐and‐wait predator

Alejandro G. Farji‐Brener, Belkis Ramírez Ramos, Ramón Antonio Ramírez‐Ortíz, Alejandra Galindo Panqueva et autres

Abstract Modifying decisions depends on the cost of change, especially in sit‐and‐wait predators. Once situated, and before prey arrival, they should remain immobile because any changes in their position inside the pit can disturb their traps or alert prey and predators. Antlion …

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Using incomplete environmental information compromises the design and efficiency of extended phenotypes

Alejandro G. Farji‐Brener, Jimena Víquez, Whinny Vicuña-Zevallos, Martina Villaschi et autres

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The effect of transporting hitchhikers on the stability of loaded leaf-cutting ants

Alejandro G. Farji‐Brener, Gleydson dos Santos Silva, Alessandra Bernardes, Beatriz D. Castro et autres

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Speed–accuracy trade-off paradigm in cooperative transport of ants

Nataly Forero-Chavez, Andrés M. Devegili, Andrea Marina Alma, Alejandro G. Farji‐Brener

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Ground warming boosts cooperative transport in a temperate ant species

Andrés M. Devegili, Nataly Forero-Chavez, Andrea Marina Alma, Alejandro G. Farji‐Brener

Understanding how global warming affects collective behaviours is crucial, as these behaviours are widespread among social animals with key ecological roles. One direct yet underexplored consequence of global warming is rising ground temperatures, which can affect animals’ collective behaviour by altering coordination, …

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Andrés M. Devegili, Nataly Forero-Chavez, Andrea Marina Alma, Alejandro G. Farji‐Brener

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Andrés M. Devegili, Nataly Forero-Chavez, Andrea Marina Alma, Alejandro G. Farji‐Brener

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Andrés M. Devegili, Nataly Forero-Chavez, Andrea Marina Alma, Alejandro G. Farji‐Brener

First Record of Flower Bud Galls in Senega (Fabales: Polygalaceae): The Case of S. salasiana and Their Effect on Plant Reproduction

Agustina Martínez, Nicolás Kuzmanich, Alejandro G. Farji‐Brener

We report the first case of flower bud galls in a species of the mainly American genus Senega (Polygalaceae), specifically in the South Andean Patagonian plant species S. salasiana. The galls were found to be induced by gall midges (Diptera, Cecidomyiidae) and …

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