M. Rivera

Most-cited papers

1. Correlates and Consequences of Worker Polymorphism in Ants.

   B. Wills, S. Powell, M. Rivera, A. Suarez

   2018Annual Review of Entomology108 citations Open access

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2. Quitting time: When do honey bee foragers decide to stop foraging on natural resources?

   M. Rivera, Matina C. Donaldson-Matasci, A. Dornhaus

   2015Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution25 citations Open access

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3. "Simple" biomechanical model for ants reveals how correlated evolution among body segments minimizes variation in center of mass as heads get larger.

   Philip S. L. Anderson, M. Rivera, A. Suarez

   2020Integrative and Comparative Biology24 citations Open access

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4. Testing the predictive value of functional traits in diverse ant communities

   K. Drager, M. Rivera, J. C. Gibson, Selina A. Ruzi +3 more

   2023Ecology and Evolution18 citations Open access

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5. Muscle fatigue in the latch-mediated spring actuated mandibles of trap-jaw ants.

   Fredrick J. Larabee, J. C. Gibson, M. Rivera, Philip S. L. Anderson +1 more

   2022Integrative and Comparative Biology2 citations Open access

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6. Peer Review #2 of "Dynamics of locomotion in the seed harvesting ant Messor barbarus: effect of individual body mass and transported load mass (v0.1)"

   H. Merienne, G. Latil, P. Moretto, V. Fourcassié +134 more

   20210 citations Open access

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7. The evolution of body size and body size variation in ants (Formicidae)

   M. Rivera

   20160 citations

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8. Smaller Bumble Bee Workers are Safeguards Against Poor Resource Environments

   M. Rivera

   20150 citations

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9. How do foraging honeybees decide to quit in natural conditions

   M. Rivera, Matina C. Donaldson-Matasci, A. Dornhaus

   20140 citations

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