INDIVIDUAL RECOGNITION AND LEARNING OF QUEEN ODORS BY WORKER HONEYBEES

[1] RECOGNITION OF RESIDENT AND NON-RESIDENT INDIVIDUALS IN INTRASPECIFIC NEST DEFENSE OF A PRIMITIVELY EUSOCIAL HALICTINE BEE [J]. JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY, 1974, 93 (03): : 195 - 202

[2] INDIVIDUAL RECOGNITION OF QUEENS BY HONEY BEE SWARMS [J]. ANNALS OF THE ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, 1979, 72 (01) : 51 - 53

[3] DISCRIMINATION OF FAMILIAR AND FOREIGN QUEENS BY HONEY BEE SWARMS [J]. ANNALS OF THE ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, 1974, 67 (04) : 709 - 711

[4] BROWN AM, 1972, FED PROC, V31, P1399

[5] EFFECTS OF CARBON-DIOXIDE AND LOW-TEMPERATURE NARCOSIS ON HONEY BEES, APIS-MELLIFERA (HYMENOPTERA, APIDAE) [J]. ENVIRONMENTAL ENTOMOLOGY, 1980, 9 (01) : 144 - 147

[6] DYNAMICS OF LEARNING IN HONEY BEE (APIS-MELLIFICA-CARNICA) .2. PRINCIPLES OF INFORMATION-PROCESSING [J]. JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY, 1975, 99 (03): : 243 - 255

[7] GENETIC COMPONENT OF BEE ODOR IN KIN RECOGNITION [J]. SCIENCE, 1979, 206 (4422) : 1095 - 1097

[8] INTRASPECIFIC AGGRESSION IN THE LEAF-CUTTING ANT ACROMYRMEX-OCTOSPINOSUS [J]. ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR, 1979, 27 (AUG) : 839 - 844

[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] KERR W E, 1972, Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society, V45, P111

[1] RECOGNITION OF RESIDENT AND NON-RESIDENT INDIVIDUALS IN INTRASPECIFIC NEST DEFENSE OF A PRIMITIVELY EUSOCIAL HALICTINE BEE [J]. JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY, 1974, 93 (03): : 195 - 202

[2] INDIVIDUAL RECOGNITION OF QUEENS BY HONEY BEE SWARMS [J]. ANNALS OF THE ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, 1979, 72 (01) : 51 - 53

[3] DISCRIMINATION OF FAMILIAR AND FOREIGN QUEENS BY HONEY BEE SWARMS [J]. ANNALS OF THE ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, 1974, 67 (04) : 709 - 711

[4] BROWN AM, 1972, FED PROC, V31, P1399

[5] EFFECTS OF CARBON-DIOXIDE AND LOW-TEMPERATURE NARCOSIS ON HONEY BEES, APIS-MELLIFERA (HYMENOPTERA, APIDAE) [J]. ENVIRONMENTAL ENTOMOLOGY, 1980, 9 (01) : 144 - 147

[6] DYNAMICS OF LEARNING IN HONEY BEE (APIS-MELLIFICA-CARNICA) .2. PRINCIPLES OF INFORMATION-PROCESSING [J]. JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY, 1975, 99 (03): : 243 - 255

[7] GENETIC COMPONENT OF BEE ODOR IN KIN RECOGNITION [J]. SCIENCE, 1979, 206 (4422) : 1095 - 1097

[8] INTRASPECIFIC AGGRESSION IN THE LEAF-CUTTING ANT ACROMYRMEX-OCTOSPINOSUS [J]. ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR, 1979, 27 (AUG) : 839 - 844

[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] KERR W E, 1972, Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society, V45, P111