The divergence of the OBP families between silkworm and bee might be due to differences in their social organization, foraging behaviour and life cycles.
The ground hornbills (Bucorvus species) exhibit a definite social organization when foraging.
This paper focuses on the visual presence of a set of sites from Late palaeolithic Cantabria (Northern Iberian Peninsula), and evaluates how the way they were perceived could have been related to their role in the social organization of foraging communities.
Our correlative data suggest a different response to higher temperature, but this in part reflects the within-day organization of foraging recesses, concentrated in the warmer mid-day hours.
As an illustration of how an actor-oriented organization works in an easy-to-grasp context, see Table 3, which describes the organization of ants foraging for food.
In terms of governance, the Comanches created a centralized political system, based on a foraging market economy, and a hierarchical social organization.
On the Web forum of River Cottage, an English organization that offers courses in foraging, butchering and other traditional food arts, a commenter called chickenrun sent up flares in December 2008, writing: "Does anyone have a good traditional wassail recipe?
It has been shown that honeybee Vg is associated with quite a few biological processes including social organization, temporal division of labor and foraging specilization, regulation of hormonal dynamics, and change in gustory responsiveness [8] [11].
Recent studies in honey bees showed that vitellogenin has multiple coordinating effects on social organization, such as pacing the onset of foraging behavior, priming bees for specialized foraging tasks, and influencing worker longevity [ 62].
Such aggregations are almost certainly driven by foraging and behavioural strategies making space for diverse spatial organizations.
One goal of our works is to discover foraging algorithms inspired from the biological principles of self-organization (e.g. ants) and physical dynamics in nature (e.g. vortex).
