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Sex differences in spiders: from phenotype to genomics
Sexual reproduction is pervasive in animals and has led to the evolution of sexual
dimorphism. In most animals, males and females show marked differences in primary and …
dimorphism. In most animals, males and females show marked differences in primary and …
Why do spiders balloon? a review of recent evidence
M Montes, RM Gleiser - Journal of Insect Conservation, 2025 - Springer
Spider aerial dispersal, also known as ballooning, is a behavior that enables spiders to
escape adverse conditions and colonize isolated habitats, making it crucial for species …
escape adverse conditions and colonize isolated habitats, making it crucial for species …
Temporal and spatial microbiome dynamics across natural populations of the social spider Stegodyphus dumicola
Host–symbiont interactions may form obligatory or facultative associations that are context
dependent. Long-term studies on microbiome composition from wild populations should …
dependent. Long-term studies on microbiome composition from wild populations should …
Behaviour and Ecology of Spiders
Arachnology in the Neotropical region has been greatly benefited by the relatively recent
development and establishment of research groups in Central and South America and …
development and establishment of research groups in Central and South America and …
Parental care and sociality
Spiders are famously aggressive and cannibalistic, and nearly all are solitary. Only about 20–
25 out of over 46,000 known species display highly social behavior. Nevertheless, sociality …
25 out of over 46,000 known species display highly social behavior. Nevertheless, sociality …
When and why do sit-and-wait social spiders disperse?
Dispersal is inherent to all living organisms. Sit-and-wait predators such as social spiders,
with their sedentary lifestyles, present an intriguing and underexplored case to examine the …
with their sedentary lifestyles, present an intriguing and underexplored case to examine the …
An antimicrobial Staphylococcus sciuri with broad temperature and salt spectrum isolated from the surface of the African social spider, Stegodyphus dumicola
Some social arthropods engage in mutualistic symbiosis with antimicrobial compound-
producing microorganisms that provide protection against pathogens. Social spiders live in …
producing microorganisms that provide protection against pathogens. Social spiders live in …
Dual pathways in social evolution: Population genetic structure of group-living and solitary species of kleptoparasitic spiders (Argyrodinae: Theridiidae)
Group-living behavior is taxonomically widespread but rare in spiders. The conventional
view is that the main pathways to group-living in spiders are either sub-social, where …
view is that the main pathways to group-living in spiders are either sub-social, where …
Inbreeding produces trade-offs between maternal fecundity and offspring survival in a monandrous spider
Highlights•We explored inbreeding avoidance in a monandrous wolf spider.•Males did not
discriminate between sibling and nonsibling females.•Females preferred mating, and had …
discriminate between sibling and nonsibling females.•Females preferred mating, and had …
[کتاب][B] Genetic Variation among Natural and Laboratory Breeding Populations of the Haplodiploidy Social Beetle Coccotrypes Dactyliperda
RH Kadosh - 2019 - search.proquest.com
Social organisms may derive both direct and indirect benefits from mating with relatives.
Nevertheless, inbreeding is the exception rather than the rule in most social species …
Nevertheless, inbreeding is the exception rather than the rule in most social species …