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William Foster

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Memory and the scheduling of parental care in an insect population in the wild

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By Jeremy Field, Charlie Savill, William Foster
| Cell Press Verified
Keywords memory episodic memory scheduling parental care progressive provisioning wasps Ammophila social behaviour Hymenoptera digger wasps Results Animals are expected to arrange their activities in time—scheduling—so as to maximize fitness.
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An optimized, high‐throughput workflow for the collection, processing, and visualization of histology data in comparative vertebrate morphogenesis

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By William Foster, Ashley L. Kiemen, Gabriel S. Bever, Paul A. Gensbigler
| Wiley Online Library Verified
CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT The authors declare no competing interests. Supporting Information Filename Description dvdy70092-sup-0001-Tables.docxWord 2007 document , 40 KB Supplementary Table 1. List of materials required for embryo incubation and collection steps. Supplementary Table 2. List of reagents required for embryo incubation and collection steps. Supplementary Table 3. List of materials required for embryo processing steps. Supplementary Table 4.
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The kin-selected context of duelling in horned aphids: cooperation or conflict?

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By Keigo Uematsu, William Foster, Man-Miao Yang
| biorxiv.org
Abstract In one-on-one (dyadic) contests in group-living animals, relatedness is of potentially critical importance in determining the relative value of the resources for which the individuals are fighting. We investigated the function of dyadic contests over access to a food resource (plant phloem) in the horned aphid Astegopteryx bambusae, by observing competing aphids in the field and genotyping them with microsatellite markers.
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