Titlebook: Biogeography and Taxonomy of Honeybees; Friedrich Ruttner Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988 adaptation.biogeography.classif

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137003904ally complemented and expanded in most regions of the . area during the last 30 years by the author’s activities with the help of a great number of colleagues. Besides worker bees, drone samples were also collected. Research programs on comparative behavior and reproduction stimulated a taxonomic st

Arboreal

Kantianism, Liberalism, and Feminismpinae (storage of honey, production and use of wax, perennial colonies of sometimes considerable size, division of labor), and since workers of some of the (bigger) species at first glance greatly resemble . workers (Fig. 2.1), they were even named “stingless honeybees” in contrast to the “true honeybees”, . (Winston and Michener 1977).

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The Obligation to Resist Sexual Harassment, in size of individuals and nest architecture between the species caused taxonomists to subdivide the tribe in several genera or subgenera (Megapis, Micrapis, Sigmatapis) each with one (or two closely related) species (see Chap. 5). Since any taxon, except the species, is a question of deliberate ag

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The Obligation to Resist Sexual Harassment, small body size, and special adaptations for survival. . is the most peculiar . species in several ways (Free 1981). Generally it is regarded as a species on a relatively low phylogenetic level within the genus. In several characteristics, however, it is certainly a very differentiated species, rem

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Relativism and the Return of the Moral Self,huge colonies, frequently in exposed position (Fig. 8.1), the motionless bees with spread wings on the surface of the cluster arranged in strict regularity (Fig. 8.2) yet ready at any time to lance fierce mass attacks against a supposed enemy within seconds. While the other species live more or less