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    Insectes sociaux 2 (1955), S. 35-43 
    ISSN: 1420-9098
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
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    Insectes sociaux 2 (1955), S. 63-68 
    ISSN: 1420-9098
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    Topics: Biology
    Description / Table of Contents: Summary Just as Asia anterior has its own species of Hodotermites, there are also two own species ofMicrocerotermes, well distinguishable from each other. The new species described in this paper,M. gabrielis n. sp., is near toM. eugnathus of North-Africa. The fauna of the termites of the interior of Asia anterior has probably no common species with the mediterranean countries consequently.
    Abstract: Résumé De même que certaines espèces d'Hodotermites sont propres à l'Asie Antérieure, on trouve aussi dans cette région deux espèces deMicrocerotermes, faciles à distinguer l'une de l'autre. La nouvelle espèce, décrite ici,M. gabrielis n. sp., est très proche duM. eugnathus que l'on trouve en Afrique du Nord. Les Termites de l'intérieur de l'Asie antérieure ne semblent donc pas avoir d'espèces communes avec les pays méditerranéens.
    Notes: Zusammenfassung Wie Vorderasien seine eigenen Hodotermiten-Arten hat, so verfügt es auch über zwei eigneMicrocerotermes Arten, die von einander gut zu unterscheiden sind. Die neue, hier beschriebene Art,M. gabrielis n. sp., steht dem in Nordafrika vorkommendenM. eugnathus sehr nahe. Die Termitenfauna des inneren Vorderasiens hat also anscheinend keine gemeinsamen Formen mit den Mittelmeerländern.
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    Insectes sociaux 2 (1955), S. 69-79 
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    Insectes sociaux 2 (1955), S. 115-126 
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    Insectes sociaux 2 (1955), S. 147-162 
    ISSN: 1420-9098
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    Topics: Biology
    Description / Table of Contents: Résumé Ce rapport décrit des expériences de ligatures pratiquées chez la larve et la nymphe d'abeille. Les conclusions suivantes nous semblent justifiées: 1. Chez l'abeille, la détermination et le déroulement de la métamorphose dépendent de facteurs humoraux, de même manière que chez les autres insectes. 2. Les centres d'origine de ces facteurs sont probablement les glandes prothoraciques, les corpora allata et les groupes de cellules neuro-sécrétrices. 3. Des dérangements dans le système des 2-hormones causent la formation des types intermédiaires, particulièrement des chrysalides-imaginales précoces. 4. L'intensité de l'assimilation dépend de facteurs céphaliques.
    Abstract: Summary Ligature experiments on larvae and pupae of honeybees are described. We can conclude from the results the following: 1. Determination and performance of the metamorphosis depend — with bees in the same way as with other insects—on humoral factors. 2. The centres of origin of these factors are probably the prothoracic glands, the corpora allata, and the neurosecretory cells of the brain. 3. The imaginal differentiation depends on thoracic factors. Derangements in the 2-hormon-system lead to the formation of premature adultoids. 4. The intensity of metabolism depends on factors of the head.
    Notes: Zusammenfassung Es werden Schnürungsversuche an Larven und Puppen von Honigbienen beschrieben. Aus den Ergebnissen ist zu folgern: 1. Auslösung und Durchführung der Metamorphose sind bei der Biene in der gleichen Weise wie bei anderen Insekten von stofflichen Faktoren abhängig. 2. Bildungszentren dieser Faktoren sind wahrscheinlich Prothoraxdrüsen, Corpora allata und neurosekretorische Zellen des Gehirns. 3. Die imaginale Differenzierung ist abhängig von Faktoren des Thorax. Störungen im 2-Hormon-System führen zur Bildung proteler, pupal-imaginaler Zwischenformen. 4. Die Stoffwechselintensität ist abhängig von Faktoren des Kopfes.
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    Insectes sociaux 2 (1955), S. 187-194 
    ISSN: 1420-9098
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Biology
    Notes: Summary The honeybee has prospered through the years of recorded history by following a plan of life that contributes to the survival of the colony rather than to the individual. The colony is capable of air-conditioning its hive to meet changing weather and to store up food sources for adverse periods. Since it contributes to the production of fruits, seeds, vegetables and pasture crops, and produces honey, a delectable natural sweet, man has been interested in its production and care. The honeybee is subject to many diseases which affect both the adults and the developing young. Several of the diseases have caused the death or destruction of thousands of colonies annually. Fortunately, none of these diseases are transmitted to other animals. Through the natural laws of survival, certain strains of bees have developed resistance to some of the diseases and man has assisted in this by selective breeding and cultivation of the hardier strains. The most noteworthy contribution to the control of bee diseases has been the use of sulfathiazole, terramycin and other therapeutics in the food of bees in the spring and fall. By their use, at least one disease which had been considered as incurable for centuries can be prevented or controlled without the destruction of colonies or valuable equipment. The use of chemicals and antibiotics as therapeutic agents in disease control has measurably strengthened the position of the honeybee in our general economy and will save the beekeeping industry many thousands of dollars annually.
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    Insectes sociaux 2 (1955), S. 213-220 
    ISSN: 1420-9098
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    Topics: Biology
    Description / Table of Contents: Summary Among the breedings carried out on the Ivory Coast, we could describe the first stages of development in colonies ofB. natalensis especially, by observing their nest-building, the growth of the fungus bed and of the heaps of saw-dust. The imaginal founder couple dig an underground cavity (copularium) in which they tend the first brood without taking any food themselves. Then, the first small workers dig ascending passage-ways through which they go in order to eat into the wood on the surface of the ground in the shelter of covered passage-ways. The first big workers come out soon after. In one night, inside the copularium the workers construct an even egg-shaped dwelling-place; the first fungus bed, at once fertile, is erected inside this dwelling-place; the heaps of saw-dust used as food-reserves are laid outside. Homologies are drawn between the structures and cavities of a young nest and those of an adult termitarium.
    Notes: Résumé D'après des élevages faits en Côte d'Ivoire, on décrit les premières étapes du développement pour les colonies deB. natalensis, en examinant particulièrement la construction du nid, la formation de la meule à champignon et des amas de sciure de bois. Le couple imaginal fondateur creuse une cavité souterraine (copularium) où il élève, sans prendre aucune nourriture, la première couvée. Les premiers petits ouvriers creusent alors des galeries ascendantes par où ils vont attaquer le bois à la surface du sol, à l'abri de galeries couvertes. Les premiers grands ouvriers apparaissent peu après. En une seule nuit, les ouvriers construisent, à l'intérieur du copularium, un habitacle régulier de forme ovoïde; la première meule à champignons, d'emblée fertile, est édifiée à l'intérieur de cet habitacle; la sciure de bois, réserve alimentaire, est amassée à l'extérieur. Les homologies sont établies entre les structures et cavités du jeune nid et celles de la termitière adulte.
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    Insectes sociaux 2 (1955), S. 261-263 
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    Insectes sociaux 2 (1955), S. 313-321 
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    Insectes sociaux 2 (1955), S. 303-311 
    ISSN: 1420-9098
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    Topics: Biology
    Notes: Summary 1. The size of the foraging populations of bumblebee colonies remained fairly constant throughout the day with a peak between 10.00 hrs. and 11.00 hrs. There was a tendency for the proportion of pollen loads to nectar loads collected to increase during the day. About 15% of the foragers of bumblebee colonies spent the night away from their nests. 2. There was a large variation in the number of trips per day made by bumblebee foragers. Foragers which collected pollen spent longer per trip than those which collected nectar only, and spent longer inside their nests between trips.B. lucorum foragers made fewer trips per day and spent more time on each trip than did the other species studied (B. agrorum, B. pratorum andB. sylvarum). 3. The rate at which bumblebees drank sugar syrup depended on the concentration of the syrup and the size of the bee. Larger bumblebees ingested larger volumes than smaller bumblebees, although the latter collected larger loads in proportion to their body size. Individuals varied greatly in the size of pollen loads that they collected.
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