The Social Insects

The Social Insects
ISBN-10
3836427958
ISBN-13
9783836427951
Series
The Social Insects
Category
Nature
Pages
448
Language
English
Published
2007
Publisher
VDM Publishing
Authors
William Morton Wheeler, Morton, William Wheeler

Description

"The twelve lectures which make up the present volume were delivered during the spring of 1925 at the University of Paris."--Preface.

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