Titlebook: Experimental Analysis of Insect Behaviour; L. Barton Browne Book 1974 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1974 Behaviour.animals.behavior.br

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Learning and Memory in the Honeybee,ncept of the memory engram, presupposes a memory groove which is built during memory formation by the adaptive change of a relatively small number of reacting sites or switch points. These so-called ’switchpoint theories’ or ‘place theories’ assume that memory involves a discrete set of cells reserv

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Chemical Influence on Feeding Behavior of , Beetles,Many plant-feeding insects depend on very restricted groups of taxonomically related plant species for their existence. The mono-phagous and oligophagous feeding habits of these insects reflect the unusual modes of adaptation that have evolved in phytophagous insects.

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,The Role of the Hydrocarbon α-Farnesene in the Behaviour of Codling Moth Larvae and Adults,lationship between the insect and the food- or host-plant. Nevertheless, the isolation and identification of the plant-derived chemicals involved in various behavioural responses, particularly those perceived as odours, has proceeded slowly. This may be accounted for by two major factors. Firstly, i

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978-3-642-86668-5Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1974