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. 2018 Oct 26;8:15836. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-33917-7

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Fanning response parameters by context. (A) Percentage of bees tested (n = 159,158,78,77) that showed fanning. Transparency blocks represent percentage of bees that showed fanning once (lightest block), twice, or three times (darkest block) across the three trials of each context. Error bars show 95% confidence interval based on generalized liner mixed model (GLMM) fit to the data. (B) Boxplots and density plots depict mean fanning thresholds and (C) mean fanning durations. Each point depicts one individual (n = 121, 62, 48, 87). Sample sizes for A differ from B and C; in Rep. 1, 20 non-fanners in the non-social context and the random social context were not further tested in the ranked social context and the non-social context II, whereas all bees were tested across all four contexts in Rep 2.