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- 類型:已發表論文
- 日期:2021-12-21
摘要
During reproductive 群集ing, honeybee clusters of more than 10,000 individuals that hang from structures in the environment (e.g. tree branches) are exposed to diumal variations in ambient temperature for up to a week. 群集 clusters collectively modulate their morphology in response to these variations (i.e. expanding/ contracting in response to heating/cooling) to maintain their internal temperature within a tolerable range and to avoid exhausting their honey stores prematurely. To understand the spatiotemporal aspects of thermoregulatory morphing, we measured the change in size, shape and internal temperature profiles of 群集 clusters in response to dynamic temperature ramp perturbations. 群集 clusters showed a two-fold variation in their volume/density when heated from 15 degrees C to 30 degree
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