1. Animal Behavior: The Truman Show for Ants
Jonathan Saragosti, Daniel J.C. Kronauer 
Current Biology 
Volume 23, Issue 13, Pages R568-R570 (July 2013)
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2. Figure 1
Tagging ants.
Two Camponotus fellah ants tagged with barcodes (Photograph courtesy of Alessandro Crespi).
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3. Figure 2 Tracking ants over time.
Schematic overview of the nest chamber of Camponotus fellah ants as described in Mersch et al. [1] at three different time points during the experiment. Three spatially distinct groups are present at any time performing different tasks, namely nursing (blue), cleaning (green) and foraging (red). Individuals within groups interact more frequently than individuals between groups, as indicated by the gray connectors. A focal ant (opaque shading) with an X-shaped barcode changes tasks as it ages.
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