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Parasites in Social Insects
This book analyzes for the first time how parasites shape the biology of social insects: the ants, wasps, bees, and termites. Paul Schmid-Hempel provides an overview of the existing knowledge of parasites in social insects. Current ideas are evaluated using a broad database, and the role of parasites for the evolution and maintenance of the social organization and biology of insects is carefully scrutinized. In addition, the author develops new insights, especially in his examination of the intricate relationships between parasites and their social hosts through the rigorous use of evolutionary and ecological concepts. Schmid-Hempel identifies gaps in our knowledge about parasites in social ...
Ant Photos and Facts for Everyone
Welcome to the amazing world of Ant Photos and Facts for Everyone! The animal facts in nature book to be amazed by Ant. You will find Ant in nature with pictures to include the many Ant species, size, breeding, eating habits, and interesting facts. Ant Photos and Facts for Everyone is Book 133 of the Learn with Facts Series. This book is around a clear concept: The amazing life of Ant with facts and color photos. Be sure to read the other books in the Learn With Facts Series.
Flukes and Snails Revisited
Summarises the current state of various studies investigating snail-parasite relationships.
Insect Physiological Ecology
Insects exhibit incredible physiological diversity, making them ideal model organisms for the purpose of this book. The authors draw together the central issues in physiology (nutrition, water balance, temperature, etc.), treating each in sufficient detail to give researchers a broad update in summary form, as well as senior students a feel for current work in the field. In addition, they examine patterns in physiological variation, and go on to explore the mechanisms underlying this variation as well as the ecological and evolutionary consequences.
The Homing of Ants
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Entomophagous Insects
Hymenoptera. Diptera. Lepidoptera. Strepsiptera. Coleoptera. Hemiptera. Thysanoptera. Trichoptera. Mecoptera. Plecoptera. Neuroptera. Odonata. Corrodentia. Orthoptera. Dermaptera. Thysanura.
