ArticleBehavioral ecology : official journal of the International Society for Behavioral Ecology
Nutrient variation shapes survival without altering activity or social interaction networks in a sawfly.
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Nutrient availability can shape key life-history traits including behavior. However, many studies of nutrient-dependent behavior have focused on individual activity, whereas the effects of specific nutrients on social interactions and the resulting networks remain poorly understood, especially in insects that are neither eusocial nor solitary. As major nutritional components, amino acids and carbohydrates can influence individual condition, such that variation in the nutrient availability may alter individual activity, social interactions, and ultimately lifespan. We examined how variation in either amino acids or carbohydrates influenced activity and its short-term repeatability, social interaction networks (based on mating and agonistic interactions), and lifespan in adults of the turnip sawfly,
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