Natural history

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  Año 2011, Vol. 119, Número 6 (JUN)

  • Wade it out.

    Erin Espelie, Anup Shah (fot.)

    págs. 4-6

    

  • Twitter in the ant nest: How does a colony organize its work?

    Deborah M. Gordon

    págs. 10-41

    

  • Catching the wave: Sometimes scientists don't realize the answer is hidden in plain sight.

    Marcia Bartusiak

    págs. 12-13

    

  • Blood sports: Does a popular performance-enhancing subterfuge actually work?.

    Druin Burch

    págs. 14-16

    

  • Squabbles and snuggles: How corvids handle conflict.

    Corina J. Logan, Nathan J. Emery, Nicola S Clayton

    págs. 18-19

    

  • The Company Coatis Keep: An animal's social behavior can prove inviting or discouraging to common parasites.

    Matthew E. Gompper

    págs. 22-27

    

  • Sperm and eggs on six legs: Insects provide many lessons on the facts of life.

    Marlene Zuk

    págs. 28-35

    

  • Washington's Park crossing the Delaware: New Jersey and Pennsylvania meet by the river.

    Robert H. Mohlenbrock

    págs. 36-37

    

  • Photo Synthesis.

    Erin Espelie

    pág. 48

    

  • The Company Coatis Keep: An animal's social behavior can prove inviting or discouraging to common parasites.

    Matthew E. Gompper