Organization of Insect Societies: From Genome to Sociocomplexity

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In this landmark volume, an international group of scientists has synthesized their collective expertise and insight into a newly unified vision of insect ...

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Adaptations in the olfactory system of social hymenoptera.C. Kleineidam & Wolfgang Rössler
Chapter nineteen k».Nigel R. Franks, Anna Dornhaus, James Ar Marshall & Francois-Xavier Dechaume Moncharmont
Chapter sixteen kl?Robert E. Page Jr, Timothy A. Linksvayer & Grov Amdam
Cue diversity and social recognition.Michael D. Breed & Robert Buchwald
Division of labor in the context of complexity.J. H. Fewell, Shana K. Schmidt & Thomas Taylor
Jacobus J. boomsma Daniel jc kronauer Jes S. Pedersen.Daniel Jc Kronauer
Neurogenetic Basis of Social Behavior.Robert E. Page Jr
Part three kl?Robert E. Page Jr
Social Insects and the Individuality Thesis: Cohesion and the Colony as a Selectable Individual.Andrew Hamilton, Nathan Smith & Matthew Haber
The dawn of a golden age in mathematical insect sociobiology.Nigel R. Franks, Anna Dornhaus, James Ar Marshall & F. X. Dechaume-Moncharmount
Transitions in Social Evolution.  (pages 1)Jurgen Gadau
Control of termite caste differentiation.  (pages 105--127)Colin S. Brent
Chapter seven k».  (pages 148)William T. Wcislo & Simon M. Tierney
Part two.  (pages 171)Thomas D. Seeley
Michael D. breed Robert Buchwald.  (pages 173)Robert Buchwald
Chapter ten k».  (pages 220)Christian Peeters & Jûrgen Liebig
Chapter twelve m?  (pages 266)James C. Nieh
Convergent evolution of food recruitment mechanisms in bees and wasps.  (pages 266--288)James C. Nieh
Chapter thirteen.  (pages 289)Flavio Roces
Behavioral Genetics in Social Insects.  (pages 315--34)Jürgen Gadau & Greg J. Hunt
Chapter fourteen kl?  (pages 315)Jùrgen Gadau & Greg J. Hunt
Chapter fifteen.  (pages 335)Ricarda Scheiner & Joachim Erber
Chapter seventeen.  (pages 377)Wulfila Gronenberg & Andre J. Riveros
Chapter eighteen.  (pages 402)Guy Bloch
Plasticity in the circadian clock and the temporal organization of insect societies.  (pages 402--432)G. Bloch
Part four.  (pages 433)Jennifer Fewell
Theoretical Perspectives on Social Organization.  (pages 433)Jennifer Fewell
Chapter twenty k».  (pages 460)Raphaël Jeanson & Jean-Louis Deneubourg
Chapter twenty-one.  (pages 483)Jennifer Fewell, Shana K. Schmidt & Thomas Taylor
Insect societies as models for collective decision making.  (pages 503--524)S. C. Pratt

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