The self-organizing exploratory pattern of the Argentine ant¶
Deneubourg, J. -., Aron, Goss, & Pasteels, J. M. (1990). The self-organizing exploratory pattern of the Argentine ant. Journal of Insect Behavior, 3(2), 159-168.
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- Self-Organization
- Over time, the colony's activity produces an efficient, adaptive network of trails—a global infrastructure emerging from purely local pheromone-sensing and deposit behavior
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The abstract supports only the self-organization frame: individual workers' simple trail-laying and following generate a collective exploratory trail pattern; it does not call that pattern efficient, adaptive, or a network.
“A minimal model shows how the exploratory pattern may be generated by the individual workers' simple trail-laying and -following behavior, illustrating how complex collective structures in insect colonies may be based on self-organization .”
- Over time, the colony's activity produces an efficient, adaptive network of trails—a global infrastructure emerging from purely local pheromone-sensing and deposit behavior
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