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Ev o l u t i o n d u c o m p o r t e m e n t s o c i a lsollicitation et de tolérance. Dans cette optique, il serait intéressant d’étudier le rôle de lacommunication chez les larves grégaires afin d’essayer de comprendre l’information échangéeentre les individus. Y a-t-il par exemple une reconnaissance entre individus d’un mêmegroupe ? Une telle reconnaissance pourrait être pertinente dans le maintien d’agrégats stables(Wileyto et al., 1984 ; Rivault et Cloarec, 1998 ; Ame et al., 2004). L’observation d’interactionscomportementales interspécifiques pourrait apporter dans un premier temps des informationssur une éventuelle reconnaissance spécifique. L’information transmise pourrait aussi jouerun rôle important dans un contexte anti-prédateur. En effet, il a été montré que les larves del’espèce Phortioeca nimbata avaient des comportements de fuite coordonnés, s’échappant plusloin lorsqu’elles étaient étroitement regroupées (Grandcolas, 1991b).168
CHAPITRE IVEv o l u t i o n d e s c a s t e sc h e z d e s In s e c t e se u s o c i a u x : l e s t e r m i t e sI will not here enter on these several cases, butwill confine myself to one special difficulty,which at first appeared to me insuperable, andactually fatal to my whole theory. I alludeto the neuters or sterile females in insectcommunities.Dar w i n (1859)
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ANNEXE IIILeg e n d r e et al . (Bi
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An n e x e sPhortioeca nimbataP.n.
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