Heirs and spares : Caste conflict and excess queen production in Melipona beesRATNIEKS, Francis L. W.Behavioral ecology and sociobiology (Print). 2001, Vol 50, Num 5, pp 467-473, issn 0340-5443Article

Paternity, reproduction and conflict in vespine wasps: a model system for testing kin selection predictionsFOSTER, Kevin R; RATNIEKS, Francis L. W.Behavioral ecology and sociobiology (Print). 2001, Vol 50, Num 1, pp 1-8, issn 0340-5443Article

Task-partitioned nectar transfer in stingless bees: work organisation in a phylogenetic contextHART, Adam G; RATNIEKS, Francis L. W.Ecological entomology (Print). 2002, Vol 27, Num 2, pp 163-168, issn 0307-6946Article

Task partitioning, division of labour and nest compartmentalisation collectively isolate hazardous waste in the leafcutting ant Atta cephalotesHART, Adam G; RATNIEKS, Francis L. W.Behavioral ecology and sociobiology (Print). 2001, Vol 49, Num 5, pp 387-392, issn 0340-5443Article

Altruism in insect societies and beyond : voluntary or enforced?RATNIEKS, Francis L. W; WENSELEERS, Tom.Trends in ecology & evolution (Amsterdam). 2008, Vol 23, Num 1, pp 45-52, issn 0169-5347, 8 p.Article

Facultative worker policing in a waspFOSTER, Kevin R; RATNIEKS, Francis L. W.Nature (London). 2000, Vol 407, Num 6805, pp 692-693, issn 0028-0836Article

Comparing alternative methods of introducing virgin queens (Apis mellifera) into mating nucleus hivesPEREZ-SATO, Juan Antonio; RATNIEKS, Francis L. W.Apidologie. 2006, Vol 37, Num 5, pp 571-576, issn 0044-8435, 6 p.Article

Quantifying variation among garden plants in attractiveness to bees and other flower-visiting insectsGARBUZOV, Mihail; RATNIEKS, Francis L. W.Functional ecology (Print). 2014, Vol 28, Num 2, pp 364-374, issn 0269-8463, 11 p.Article

Honeybee foragers increase the use of waggle dance information when private information becomes unrewardingGRÜTER, Christoph; RATNIEKS, Francis L. W.Animal behaviour (Print). 2011, Vol 81, pp 949-954, issn 0003-3472, 6 p., 5Article

Reproductive conflicts in social animals: who has power?BEEKMAN, Madeleine; KOMDEUR, Jan; RATNIEKS, Francis L. W et al.Trends in ecology & evolution (Amsterdam). 2003, Vol 18, Num 6, pp 277-282, issn 0169-5347, 6 p.Article

Policing in queenless ponerine antsMONNIN, Thibaud; RATNIEKS, Francis L. W.Behavioral ecology and sociobiology (Print). 2001, Vol 50, Num 2, pp 97-108, issn 0340-5443Article

Ivy: an underappreciated key resource to flower-visiting insects in autumnGARBUZOV, Mihail; RATNIEKS, Francis L. W.Insect conservation and diversity (Print). 2014, Vol 7, Num 1, pp 91-102, issn 1752-458X, 12 p.Article

Standing and hovering guards of the stingless bee Tetragonisca angustula complement each other in entrance guarding and intruder recognitionKÄRCHER, Martin H; RATNIEKS, Francis L. W.Journal of apicultural research. 2009, Vol 48, Num 3, pp 209-214, issn 0021-8839, 6 p.Article

Olfactory cues and Vespula wasp recognition by honey bee guardsWOOD, Matthew J; RATNIEKS, Francis L. W.Apidologie. 2004, Vol 35, Num 5, pp 461-468, issn 0044-8435, 8 p.Article

Leaf caching in the leafcutting ant Atta colombica: organizational shift, task partitioning and making the best of a bad jobHART, Adam G; RATNIEKS, Francis L. W.Animal behaviour. 2001, Vol 62, pp 227-234, issn 0003-3472, 2Article

Why do honey-bee (Apis mellifera) foragers transfer nectar to several receivers ? Information improvement through multiple sampling in a biological systemHART, Adam G; RATNIEKS, Francis L. W.Behavioral ecology and sociobiology (Print). 2001, Vol 49, Num 4, pp 244-250, issn 0340-5443Article

Kin selection is the key to altruismFOSTER, Kevin R; WENSELEERS, Tom; RATNIEKS, Francis L. W et al.Trends in ecology & evolution (Amsterdam). 2006, Vol 21, Num 2, pp 57-60, issn 0169-5347, 4 p.Article

Reproductive conflict in animal societies: hierarchy length increases with colony size in queenless ponerine antsMONNIN, Thibaud; RATNIEKS, Francis L. W; BRANDAO, Carlos R. F et al.Behavioral ecology and sociobiology (Print). 2003, Vol 54, Num 1, pp 71-79, issn 0340-5443, 9 p.Article

Egg-marking pheromones in honey-bees Apis melliferaOLDROYD, Benjamin P; RATNIEKS, Francis L. W; WOSSLER, T. C et al.Behavioral ecology and sociobiology (Print). 2002, Vol 51, Num 6, pp 590-591, issn 0340-5443Article

Longer tongues and swifter handling: why do more bumble bees (Bombus spp.) than honey bees (Apis mellifera) forage on lavender (Lavandula spp.)?BALFOUR, Nicholas J; GARBUZOV, Mihail; RATNIEKS, Francis L. W et al.Ecological entomology (Print). 2013, Vol 38, Num 4, pp 323-329, issn 0307-6946, 7 p.Article

Worker reproduction in honey-bees (Apis) and the anarchic syndrome : a reviewBARRON, Andrew B; OLDROYD, Benjamin P; RATNIEKS, Francis L. W et al.Behavioral ecology and sociobiology (Print). 2001, Vol 50, Num 3, pp 199-208, issn 0340-5443Article

The organization of soil disposal by antsROBINSON, Elva J. H; HOLCOMBE, Mike; RATNIEKS, Francis L. W et al.Animal behaviour. 2008, Vol 75, pp 1389-1399, issn 0003-3472, 11 p., 4Article

Conflict resolution in insect societiesRATNIEKS, Francis L. W; FOSTER, Kevin R; WENSELEERS, Tom et al.Annual review of entomology. 2006, Vol 51, pp 581-608, issn 0066-4170, 28 p.Article

Trail geometry gives polarity to ant foraging networksJACKSON, Duncan E; HOLCOMBE, Mike; RATNIEKS, Francis L. W et al.Nature (London). 2004, Vol 432, Num 7019, pp 907-909, issn 0028-0836, 3 p.Article

Ancestral Monogamy Shows Kin Selection Is Key to the Evolution of EusocialityHUGHES, William O. H; OLDROYD, Benjamin P; BEEKMAN, Madeleine et al.Science (Washington, D.C.). 2008, Vol 320, Num 5880, pp 1213-1216, issn 0036-8075, 4 p.Article