THE DEFENCE OF THE HONEYBEE COMMUNITY

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[10] LECOMTE MJ, 1951, BEHAVIOUR, V4, P60

[1] BETHE A, 1898, PFLUGERS ARCH, V70, P15, DOI DOI 10.1007/BF01709580

[2] BUTLER CG, 1952, BEHAVIOUR, V4, P263

[3] CALE GH, 1946, HIVE HONEYBEE, pCH9

[4] DOOLITTLE GM, 1915, SCI QUEEN REARING

[5] Forel A, 1886, SENSES INSECTS

[6] HESS G., 1942, BEIHEFTE SCHWEIZ BIENEN ZEITUNG, V1, P33

[7] Jacobs W., 1924, Zeitschrift fuer Morphologie und Oekologie der Tiere Berlin, V3, P1

[8] Defence of source of food by bees [J]. NATURE, 1941, 148 : 228 - 228

[9] THE ORIGIN OF THE ODOURS BY WHICH HONEYBEES DISTINGUISH THEIR COMPANIONS [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY SERIES B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, 1952, 140 (898): : 50 - 59

[10] LECOMTE MJ, 1951, BEHAVIOUR, V4, P60