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Sarah Bengston

Assistant Professor

CUNY--Baruch College

Affiliations

CUNY--Baruch College

Weissman School of Arts and Sciences

Department Of Natural Sciences

Department Of Physics

Natural Sciences

Sarah Bengston is currently serving as a Cuny--Baruch College Assistant Professor at Cuny--Baruch College.

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Sarah Bengston

CUNY--Baruch College

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behavioral sciences entomology behavioral ecology animal behavior ecology insect science evolutionary biology avian biology psychology ant temnothorax rugatulus personality human behavior social psychology social behavior behavioral research animal ecology ornithology collective behavior foraging insect social behavior social insects behavioural syndromes arizona bark scorpion social groups genomics behavioural genetics group process group decision applied social psychology social identity molecular ecology animal science sociobiology wildlife behavioural process group evolution personality development group dynamics group phenomenon genome studies sociogenomics population genomics breeding behavior animal behaviour specie distribution body size wildlife management interspecific behavioral interaction wildlife ecology social parasitism multiple levels group size collective organization collective personality behavioral variation ontogenetic drivers repeatable individual differences behavioural ecologists genomic tools colony-level behavioural syndrome basal spider lineage latitudinal variation nest-site competition

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Decoupling the Cost and Benefits of the Pace-Of-Life Syndrome in Temnothorax Rugatulus. Insectes Sociaux (2024)

medicinelongevitypace-of-life syndrometemnothorax rugatulushealth sciencesmortality

The Discovery of Mixed Colonies in Temnothorax Ants Supports the Territoriality Hypothesis of Dulotic Social Parasite Evolution in Myrmicine Ants. Insectes Sociaux (2024)

S. BengstonA. DornhausC. Rabeling

territoriality hypothesisinsect social behaviorsocial parasitismmixed coloniesentomologysocial insectsmyrmicine antstemnothorax antsevolutionary biologyinsect science

Older, but Not Wiser: Social Wasp Colony Defensive Behavior Decreases With Time, Not Experience. Insectes Sociaux (2022)

Mateus DetoniSheri L. JohnsonClare I. M. AdamsSarah BengstonJennifer M. Jandt

social behavioranimal behaviorbehavioural processinterspecific behavioral interactioninsect social behaviorbehavioral ecologyhuman behaviorpsychologyethologybehavioral researchsocial insectssocial psychologybehavioral experimentsbehavioral sciences

Nest Relocation. (2021)

Temnothorax. Springer eBooks (2021)

Sarah BengstonDaniel CharbonneauAnna Dornhaus

Genomic Tools for Behavioural Ecologists to Understand Repeatable Individual Differences in Behaviour. Nature Ecology & Evolution (2018)

Sarah E. BengstonRomain A. DahanZoe DonaldsonSteven M. PhelpsKees van OersAndrew SihAlison M. Bell

genomicsgenome studiesrepeatable individual differencesbehavioural geneticssociogenomicsbehavioral ecologygeneticsevolutionary biologygenetic variationmolecular ecologybehavioural ecologistsgenomic toolspopulation genomicspopulation geneticsbehavioral sciences

Life‐History Strategy and Behavioral Type: Risk‐Tolerance Reflects Growth Rate and Energy Allocation in Ant Colonies. Oikos (2016)

Sarah E. BengstonMin ShinAnna Dornhaus

energy allocationavian biologybehavioral ecologylife-history strategyentomologybehavioral typeecologygrowth rateant colonies

Latitudinal Variation in Behaviors Linked to Risk Tolerance is Driven by Nest-Site Competition and Spatial Distribution in the Ant Temnothorax Rugatulus. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology (2015)

S. E. BengstonA. Dornhaus

animal behaviorspecie distributionlatitudinal variationant temnothorax rugatulusbehavioral ecologysociobiologynest-site competitionspatial distributionbehavioral sciences

Activity Trends and Movement Distances in the Arizona Bark Scorpion (Scorpiones: Buthidae). Environmental Entomology (2014)

Christopher Stephen BibbsSarah Elizabeth BengstonDawn Heather Gouge

animal ecologyactivity trendsentomologymovement distancesecologybotanyornithologyinsect sciencearizona bark scorpion

Be Meek or Be Bold? a Colony-Level Behavioural Syndrome in Ants. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2014)

S. E. BengstonA. Dornhaus

animal behavioravian biologycollective behaviorbiologybreeding behaviorentomologyanimal sciencecolony-level behavioural syndromeanimal ecologyevolutionary biologyinsect sciencebehavioral sciences

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Sarah Bengston

Assistant Professor

CUNY--Baruch College

Affiliations

CUNY--Baruch College

Weissman School of Arts and Sciences

Department Of Natural Sciences

Department Of Physics

Natural Sciences

Sarah Bengston is currently serving as a Cuny--Baruch College Assistant Professor at Cuny--Baruch College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Sarah Bengston

CUNY--Baruch College

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Decoupling the Cost and Benefits of the Pace-Of-Life Syndrome in Temnothorax Rugatulus. Insectes Sociaux (2024)

medicinelongevitypace-of-life syndrometemnothorax rugatulushealth sciencesmortality

The Discovery of Mixed Colonies in Temnothorax Ants Supports the Territoriality Hypothesis of Dulotic Social Parasite Evolution in Myrmicine Ants. Insectes Sociaux (2024)

S. BengstonA. DornhausC. Rabeling

territoriality hypothesisinsect social behaviorsocial parasitismmixed coloniesentomologysocial insectsmyrmicine antstemnothorax antsevolutionary biologyinsect science

Older, but Not Wiser: Social Wasp Colony Defensive Behavior Decreases With Time, Not Experience. Insectes Sociaux (2022)

Mateus DetoniSheri L. JohnsonClare I. M. AdamsSarah BengstonJennifer M. Jandt

Nest Relocation. (2021)

Temnothorax. Springer eBooks (2021)

Sarah BengstonDaniel CharbonneauAnna Dornhaus

Genomic Tools for Behavioural Ecologists to Understand Repeatable Individual Differences in Behaviour. Nature Ecology & Evolution (2018)

Sarah E. BengstonRomain A. DahanZoe DonaldsonSteven M. PhelpsKees van OersAndrew SihAlison M. Bell

Life‐History Strategy and Behavioral Type: Risk‐Tolerance Reflects Growth Rate and Energy Allocation in Ant Colonies. Oikos (2016)

Sarah E. BengstonMin ShinAnna Dornhaus

energy allocationavian biologybehavioral ecologylife-history strategyentomologybehavioral typeecologygrowth rateant colonies

Latitudinal Variation in Behaviors Linked to Risk Tolerance is Driven by Nest-Site Competition and Spatial Distribution in the Ant Temnothorax Rugatulus. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology (2015)

S. E. BengstonA. Dornhaus

animal behaviorspecie distributionlatitudinal variationant temnothorax rugatulusbehavioral ecologysociobiologynest-site competitionspatial distributionbehavioral sciences

Activity Trends and Movement Distances in the Arizona Bark Scorpion (Scorpiones: Buthidae). Environmental Entomology (2014)

Christopher Stephen BibbsSarah Elizabeth BengstonDawn Heather Gouge

animal ecologyactivity trendsentomologymovement distancesecologybotanyornithologyinsect sciencearizona bark scorpion

Be Meek or Be Bold? a Colony-Level Behavioural Syndrome in Ants. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2014)

S. E. BengstonA. Dornhaus

animal behavioravian biologycollective behaviorbiologybreeding behaviorentomologyanimal sciencecolony-level behavioural syndromeanimal ecologyevolutionary biologyinsect sciencebehavioral sciences

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10 / page