Titlebook: Orientation and Communication in Arthropods; Miriam Lehrer Book 1997 Springer Basel AG 1997 adaptation.arthropods.bee.behavior.evolution.i

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The selection and use of landmarks by insects,ndmarks, both for pinpointing a location and for route guidance. We emphasise that landmark guidance involves several distinct navigational strategies and that different strategies may best be served by different kinds of landmarks which need to be learnt in different ways.

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The evolution of communication and the communication of evolution: The case of the honey bee queen ample, this chapter discusses several ways in which the study of the evolution of chemical communication can potentially contribute to the resolution of a number of questions of vital importance for a better understanding of the evolution of sociality.

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1664-431X habit practically every conceivable ecological niche, and are perfectly adapted to cope with the constraints of their natural habitats. They move on the ground, in water, and in the air. They use visual, olfactory, acoustical, vibratory, and tactile cues for orientation, to recognize and pinpoint th