This book highlights the very successful and much diversified group of organisms, the insects, and deals with some interesting aspects of insect life, which are often ignored in entomology textbooks. There are chapters on ants making "slaves;" insect migrations; chemical defence strategies; parental care and love; AIDS and insects; killer bees; and intelligence. The book also includes first-hand experiences of the great traveler-naturalist Prof. P. Jolivet, who narrates the re-emergence of the 17-year-cycle cicada in the USA in May 2004; the occurrence of insects on the great tepuys of Venezuela; marching of army ants in the tropical Africa; and much more.
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Seller: Andrew Isles Natural History Books, Prahran, VIC, Australia
Octavo, laminated boards,310 pp.,colour photographs, other illustrations, corners lightly bumped. This book highlights the very successful and much diversified group of organisms, the insects, and deals with some interesting aspects of insect life, which are often ignored in entomology textbooks. There are chapters on ants making "slaves", insect migrations, chemical defence strategies, parental care and love, AIDS and insects, killer bees, and intelligence. Seller Inventory # 24697
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Seller: Andrew Isles Natural History Books, Prahran, VIC, Australia
Octavo, laminated boards,310 pp.,colour photographs, other illustrations. This book highlights the very successful and much diversified group of organisms, the insects, and deals with some interesting aspects of insect life, which are often ignored in entomology textbooks. There are chapters on ants making "slaves", insect migrations, chemical defence strategies, parental care and love, AIDS and insects, killer bees, and intelligence. Seller Inventory # 24561
Quantity: 1 available