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4 – Stingless Bees
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Some presumably presocial habits of JapaneseCeratina bees, with notes on various social types in Hymenoptera
SummarySome Japanese species ofCeratina bees exhibit habits which seem to be precursors to social life, namely: 1) Removal of larval feces by the mother, accompanied by destruction and reconstruction…
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A Bionomic Sketch of the Giant Hornet, Vespa mandarinia, a Serious Pest for Japanese Apiculture
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The purpose of the present paper is to give a preliminary outline of its bionomics in comparison with other species, with special reference to attacks on bee hives, leaving further studies on particular aspects elsewhere.
Worker brood survival in honeybees
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The brood survival in honeybee workers was measured in order to obtain the data basic to the preparation of life tables and the importance of a dense worker cover on the brood area is stressed in relation to the maintenance of thermal conditions optimal to the brood.
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Specific Differences in the Bionomic Characters of Bumblebees.：A Comparative Review (With 4 Text-figures)
Life tables for worker honeybees
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The importance of life tables for population researches was shown by applying the result to the population growth curve made by Bodenheimer, based upon the data by Nolan.
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Multifemale nests and rudimentary castes in the normally solitary bee Ceratina japonica (Hymenoptera : Xylocopinae)
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The present paper deals with the occurrence of rudimentary castes in multi female nests (MFN) of the basically solitary bee Ceratina (Ceratinidia) jap?nica and artificial induction of such nests was attempted.
Multifemale Nests and Rudimentary Castes of an "Almost" Solitary Bee Ceratina flavipes, with Additional Observations on Multifemale Nests of Ceratina japonica (Hymenoptera, Apoidea)
Stingless bees of central Sumatra.
The False-Queen: Fourth Adjustive Response in Dequeened Honeybee Colonies1)
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The false-queen seems to be a response of dequeened workers, which try to reproduce the lost harmony of queen-worker differentiation essential to the life of colony.
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