DG-101.INT – Colony Intelligence as a Regulatory Mechanism of Stability
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| author | Goralija, Dženan |
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| contents | <p>This document presents a conceptual framework in which honey bee colony intelligence is interpreted as a regulatory mechanism for maintaining internal stability.</p> <p>Instead of focusing on isolated behaviors such as communication or decision-making, the model describes the colony as a distributed system that dynamically regulates brood, energy, and environmental interactions.</p> <p>The framework integrates multiple layers including energy balance, structure, microbiome, environmental signals, and genetic variability.</p> <p>This work is part of the broader project "Bee Microbiome" and builds on field observations related to colony stability, brood dynamics, and system responses to environmental variability.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | DG-101.INT – Colony Intelligence as a Regulatory Mechanism of Stability Goralija, Dženan honey bee colony intelligence stability superorganism microbiome apiculture varroa resistance systems biology <p>This document presents a conceptual framework in which honey bee colony intelligence is interpreted as a regulatory mechanism for maintaining internal stability.</p> <p>Instead of focusing on isolated behaviors such as communication or decision-making, the model describes the colony as a distributed system that dynamically regulates brood, energy, and environmental interactions.</p> <p>The framework integrates multiple layers including energy balance, structure, microbiome, environmental signals, and genetic variability.</p> <p>This work is part of the broader project "Bee Microbiome" and builds on field observations related to colony stability, brood dynamics, and system responses to environmental variability.</p> |
| title | DG-101.INT – Colony Intelligence as a Regulatory Mechanism of Stability |
| topic | honey bee colony intelligence stability superorganism microbiome apiculture varroa resistance systems biology |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19327269 |