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Social buffering in a eusocial invertebrate: termite soldiers reduce the lethal impact of competitor cues on workersNARA Subscribed
While the impact of predator‐induced stress on prey has received considerable attention, there has been far less research into the effect of competitors. Cues from aggressive competitors should be particularly likely to evoke behavioral and/or physiological responses, since they may be indicative of both direct (interference) and indirect (exploitative) threats. The danger posed by such competitors, and the “fear” they evoke,...
Chemical Ecology for the Next GenerationNARA Subscribed
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