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Figure 2.1<, The effect of fire ant worker size on the average number of fire ants fighting
during each observation (out of a total of 5 fire ants). Small fire ants fought more often
than large fire ants (p = 0.040). Error bars indicate + 1 SE.

Fire ant size

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