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Relative reward memories retain multidimensional information in bumblebees

Previously, we showed that bumblebees encode reward value relative to local alternatives and, when comparing options learned in separate contexts, retrieve only their ordinal rank rather than absolute reward magnitude (Solvi et al., 2022). However, that study, like related work across species, varied reward along a single dimension. Natural rewards such as nectar are multidimensional, yet how…

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