1. Forced queen associations

   • Michael Breed

   Highlighted Article 08 April 2017 Pages: 177 - 178

2. Forced associations by young queens of the harvester ant Messor semirufus during colony founding

   • M. Motro
   • U. Motro
   • D. Cohen

   Research Article 10 March 2017 Pages: 179 - 187

   

3. Trunk trail maintenance in leafcutter ants: caste involvement and effects of obstacle type and size on path clearing in Atta cephalotes

   • E. Cevallos Dupuis
   • J. F. Harrison

   Research Article 29 November 2016 Pages: 189 - 196

   

4. A metatranscriptomic survey of the invasive yellow crazy ant, Anoplolepis gracilipes, identifies several potential viral and bacterial pathogens and mutualists

   • M. Cooling
   • M. A. M. Gruber
   • P. J. Lester

   Research Article 30 November 2016 Pages: 197 - 207

   

5. Structural and ultrastructural characterization of the spermatozoa in Pachycondyla striata and P. marginata

   • L. Cuquetto-Leite
   • H. Dolder
   • K. C. Mancini

   Research Article 02 December 2016 Pages: 209 - 217

   

6. Ant assemblage and morphological traits differ in response to soil compaction

   • F. A. Schmidt
   • J. H. Schoereder
   • M. D. N. Caetano

   Research Article 02 December 2016 Pages: 219 - 225

   

7. Levels of selection shaping caste interactions during queen replacement in the honey bee, Apis mellifera

   • K. Long
   • T. T. Cao
   • S. S. Schneider

   Research Article 01 February 2017 Pages: 227 - 240

   

8. No evidence of queen thelytoky following interspecific crosses of the honey bees Apis cerana and Apis mellifera

   • R. Gloag
   • K. Tan
   • B. P. Oldroyd

   Research Article 03 February 2017 Pages: 241 - 246

   

9. Termites can have greater influence on soil properties through the construction of soil sheetings than the production of above-ground mounds

   • Ajay Harit
   • Hemanth Moger
   • Pascal Jouquet

   Research Article 04 February 2017 Pages: 247 - 253

   

10. Neotropical ant-plant Triplaris americana attracts Pseudomyrmex mordax ant queens during seedling stages

    • María Fernanda Torres
    • Adriana Sanchez

    Research Article Open access 06 February 2017 Pages: 255 - 261

    

11. The geographic pattern of nest height in a neotropical arboreal termite

    • C. K. Starr
    • I. Karsai

    Research Article 08 February 2017 Pages: 263 - 267

    

12. Camponotus fellah queens are singly mated

    • Danielle P. Mersch
    • Christine La Mendola
    • Laurent Keller

    Research Article 10 February 2017 Pages: 269 - 276

13. Dispersal of Attaphila fungicola, a symbiotic cockroach of leaf-cutter ants

    • Z. I. Phillips
    • M. M. Zhang
    • U. G. Mueller

    Research Article 11 February 2017 Pages: 277 - 284

    

14. Lifespan, age, size-specific mortality and dispersion of colonies of the Florida harvester ant, Pogonomyrmex badius

    • W. R. Tschinkel

    Research Article 15 February 2017 Pages: 285 - 296

    

15. A scientific note on reproductive diapause in Melipona marginata

    • M. J. Ferreira-Caliman
    • J. S. Galaschi-Teixeira
    • F. S. do Nascimento

    Short Communication 30 November 2016 Pages: 297 - 301

    

16. Secretions of mandibular glands are not involved in the elicitation of rescue behaviour in Formica cinerea ants

    • K. Miler
    • K. Kuszewska

    Short Communication Open access 09 February 2017 Pages: 303 - 305

17. Stop signaling by foragers not encountering danger at a food source

    • P. M. Kietzman
    • P. K. Visscher
    • J. K. Lalor

    Short Communication 23 November 2016 Pages: 307 - 309