Numerical predictions from compartmental model in equation set (1) for the time-evolution of the fraction of active (<i>A</i>, orange solid), inactive (<i>I</i>, green dashed), and refractory (<i>R</i>, black dotted) ants for a colony of <i>N</i> = 500 individuals and model parameters inspired by harvester ants plotted with time on a logarithmic scale.

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