Titlebook: Chemical Ecology of Insects; William J. Bell (Professor of Entomology),Ring T. Book 1984 William J. Bell and Ring T. Card� 1984 chemical

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Warning Coloration and Mimicryw attempts to place mimicry in the ecological and evolutionary context of the chemical ecology of insects. Most of the examples discussed in this chapter will be from that group, but since the primary purpose is to develop the principles, selective forces, limitations, and results of mimicry, exampl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-3368-3chemical ecology; ecology; insects; nervous system; receptor; system

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978-0-412-23260-2William J. Bell and Ring T. Card� 1984

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Alarm Pheromones and Sociality in Pre-Social Insectsll-developed in the social insects and relatively uncommon in pre-social species. Outside the social insects, chemical alarm systems are best developed in two homopteran groups: aphids and treehoppers. In this chapter, we discuss alarm pheromones and their social context in these and other pre-social insects and suggest modes of their evolution.

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