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Ecological Psychology Meets Ecology: Apis mellifera as a Model for Perception-Action, Social Dynamics, and Human Factors

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Figure 1. A visual guide of complex adaptive behavior as the result of individual self-organized relationships, interactions with a shared environment, and mutual constraints. Reprinted with permission under a CC 3.0 BY-SA license (Megan Chiovaro and Alexandra Paxton, https://osf.io/zqrf2/).

Figure 1. A visual guide of complex adaptive behavior as the result of individual self-organized relationships, interactions with a shared environment, and mutual constraints. Reprinted with permission under a CC 3.0 BY-SA license (Megan Chiovaro and Alexandra Paxton, https://osf.io/zqrf2/).

Figure 2. A graphical depiction of the honey bee waggle dance. From a top-down view, the difference in angle between the location of the food source and the azimuth of the sun relative to the location of the hive is denoted alpha [a]. This information is used by forager bees, determining the angle of their waggle dances in the hive relative to the direction of gravity. Reprinted with permission under a CC 3.0 BY-SA license (Megan Chiovaro and Alexandra Paxton, https://osf.io/s7zau/).

Figure 2. A graphical depiction of the honey bee waggle dance. From a top-down view, the difference in angle between the location of the food source and the azimuth of the sun relative to the location of the hive is denoted alpha [a]. This information is used by forager bees, determining the angle of their waggle dances in the hive relative to the direction of gravity. Reprinted with permission under a CC 3.0 BY-SA license (Megan Chiovaro and Alexandra Paxton, https://osf.io/s7zau/).