The sociality of the so-called social insects is largely predicated upon patterns of defensive behavior which scientists are only now beginning to understand. This volume presents what is currently known about this defensive behavior and features contributions by international specialists in the field.
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The sociality of the so-called social insects is largely predicated upon patterns of defensive behavior which scientists are only now beginning to understand. This volume presents what is currently known about this defensive behavior and features contributions by international specialists in the field.
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