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DIFFERENTIAL ADSORPTION OF ALLOSPECIFIC HYDROCARBONS BY THE CUTICLES OF 2 TERMITE SPECIES, RETICULITERMES-SANTONENSIS AND RETICULITERMES-LUCIFUGUS GRASSEI, LIVING IN A MIXED COLONY
Authors: VAUCHOT B PROVOST E BAGNERES AG RIVIERE G ROUX M CLEMENT JL
Citation: B. Vauchot et al., DIFFERENTIAL ADSORPTION OF ALLOSPECIFIC HYDROCARBONS BY THE CUTICLES OF 2 TERMITE SPECIES, RETICULITERMES-SANTONENSIS AND RETICULITERMES-LUCIFUGUS GRASSEI, LIVING IN A MIXED COLONY, Journal of insect physiology, 44(1), 1998, pp. 59-66
WAXES OF THE SOCIAL SPIDER ANELOSIMUS-EXIMIUS (ARANEAE, THERIDIIDAE) - ABUNDANCE OF NOVEL N-PROPYL ESTERS OF LONG-CHAIN METHYL-BRANCHED FATTY-ACIDS
Authors: BAGNERES AG TRABALON M BLOMQUIST GJ SCHULZ S
Citation: Ag. Bagneres et al., WAXES OF THE SOCIAL SPIDER ANELOSIMUS-EXIMIUS (ARANEAE, THERIDIIDAE) - ABUNDANCE OF NOVEL N-PROPYL ESTERS OF LONG-CHAIN METHYL-BRANCHED FATTY-ACIDS, Archives of insect biochemistry and physiology, 36(4), 1997, pp. 295-314
PLASTICITY OF THE CUTICULAR HYDROCARBON PROFILE OF THE SLAVE-MAKING ANT POLYERGUS-RUFESCENS DEPENDING ON THE SOCIAL-ENVIRONMENT
Authors: BONAVITACOUGOURDAN A BAGNERES AG PROVOST E DUSTICIER G CLEMENT JL
Citation: A. Bonavitacougourdan et al., PLASTICITY OF THE CUTICULAR HYDROCARBON PROFILE OF THE SLAVE-MAKING ANT POLYERGUS-RUFESCENS DEPENDING ON THE SOCIAL-ENVIRONMENT, Comparative biochemistry and physiology. B. Comparative biochemistry, 116(3), 1997, pp. 287-302
CONTACT SEX SIGNALS IN 2 SYMPATRIC SPIDER SPECIES, TEGENARIA-DOMESTICA AND TEGENARIA-PAGANA
Authors: TRABALON M BAGNERES AG ROLAND C
Citation: M. Trabalon et al., CONTACT SEX SIGNALS IN 2 SYMPATRIC SPIDER SPECIES, TEGENARIA-DOMESTICA AND TEGENARIA-PAGANA, Journal of chemical ecology, 23(3), 1997, pp. 747-758
POLISTES BIGLUMIS BIMACULATUS EPICUTICULAR HYDROCARBONS AND NESTMATE RECOGNITION (HYMENOPTERA, VESPIDAE)
Authors: LORENZI MC BAGNERES AG CLEMENT JL TURILLAZZI S
Citation: Mc. Lorenzi et al., POLISTES BIGLUMIS BIMACULATUS EPICUTICULAR HYDROCARBONS AND NESTMATE RECOGNITION (HYMENOPTERA, VESPIDAE), Insectes sociaux, 44(2), 1997, pp. 123-138
DOES GROUP CLOSURE EXIST IN THE SOCIAL SPIDER ANELOSIMUS-EXIMIUS - BEHAVIORAL AND CHEMICAL APPROACH
Authors: PASQUET A TRABALON M BAGNERES AG LEBORGNE R
Citation: A. Pasquet et al., DOES GROUP CLOSURE EXIST IN THE SOCIAL SPIDER ANELOSIMUS-EXIMIUS - BEHAVIORAL AND CHEMICAL APPROACH, Insectes sociaux, 44(2), 1997, pp. 159-169
CHANGES IN CUTICULAR COMPOUNDS COMPOSITION DURING THE GREGARIOUS PERIOD AND AFTER DISPERSAL OF THE YOUNG IN TEGENARIA ATRICA (ARANEAE, AGELENIDAE)
Authors: TRABALON M BAGNERES AG HARTMANN N VALLET AM
Citation: M. Trabalon et al., CHANGES IN CUTICULAR COMPOUNDS COMPOSITION DURING THE GREGARIOUS PERIOD AND AFTER DISPERSAL OF THE YOUNG IN TEGENARIA ATRICA (ARANEAE, AGELENIDAE), Insect biochemistry and molecular biology, 26(1), 1996, pp. 77-84
SELECTIVE ADAPTATION OF THE CUTICULAR HYDROCARBON PROFILES OF THE SLAVE-MAKING ANTS POLYERGUS-RUFESCENS LATR AND THEIR FORMICA-RUFIBARBIS FAB AND FORMICA-CUNICULARIA LATR SLAVES
Authors: BONAVITACOUGOURDAN A RIVIERE G PROVOST E BAGNERES AG ROUX M DUSTICIER G CLEMENT JL
Citation: A. Bonavitacougourdan et al., SELECTIVE ADAPTATION OF THE CUTICULAR HYDROCARBON PROFILES OF THE SLAVE-MAKING ANTS POLYERGUS-RUFESCENS LATR AND THEIR FORMICA-RUFIBARBIS FAB AND FORMICA-CUNICULARIA LATR SLAVES, Comparative biochemistry and physiology. B. Comparative biochemistry, 113(2), 1996, pp. 313-329
ROLE OF PLANT VOLATILES IN THE SEARCH FOR A HOST BY PARASITOID DIGLYPHUS-ISAEA (HYMENOPTERA, EULOPHIDAE)
Authors: FINIDORILOGLI V BAGNERES AG CLEMENT JL
Citation: V. Finidorilogli et al., ROLE OF PLANT VOLATILES IN THE SEARCH FOR A HOST BY PARASITOID DIGLYPHUS-ISAEA (HYMENOPTERA, EULOPHIDAE), Journal of chemical ecology, 22(3), 1996, pp. 541-558
SEX RECOGNITION IN DIGLYPHUS-ISAEA WALKER (HYMENOPTERA, EULOPHIDAE) -ROLE OF AN UNCOMMON FAMILY OF BEHAVIORALLY ACTIVE COMPOUNDS
Authors: FINIDORILOGLI V BAGNERES AG ERDMANN D FRANCKE W CLEMENT JL
Citation: V. Finidorilogli et al., SEX RECOGNITION IN DIGLYPHUS-ISAEA WALKER (HYMENOPTERA, EULOPHIDAE) -ROLE OF AN UNCOMMON FAMILY OF BEHAVIORALLY ACTIVE COMPOUNDS, Journal of chemical ecology, 22(11), 1996, pp. 2063-2079
CHEMICAL USURPATION OF A NEST BY PAPER WASP PARASITES
Authors: BAGNERES AG LORENZI MC DUSTICIER G TURILLAZZI S CLEMENT JL
Citation: Ag. Bagneres et al., CHEMICAL USURPATION OF A NEST BY PAPER WASP PARASITES, Science, 272(5263), 1996, pp. 889-892
REGULATION OF THE CHEMICAL SIGNATURES OF 2 TERMITE SPECIES, RETICULITERMES-SANTONENSIS AND RETICULITERMES-LUCIFUGUS GRASSEI, LIVING IN MIXED EXPERIMENTAL COLONIES
Authors: VAUCHOT B PROVOST E BAGNERES AG CLEMENT JL
Citation: B. Vauchot et al., REGULATION OF THE CHEMICAL SIGNATURES OF 2 TERMITE SPECIES, RETICULITERMES-SANTONENSIS AND RETICULITERMES-LUCIFUGUS GRASSEI, LIVING IN MIXED EXPERIMENTAL COLONIES, Journal of insect physiology, 42(4), 1996, pp. 309-321
MECHANISM UNDERLYING CUTICULAR HYDROCARBON HOMOGENEITY IN THE ANT CAMPONOTUS-VAGU S (SCOP) (HYMENOPTERA, FORMICIDAE) - ROLE OF POSTPHARYNGEAL GLANDS
Authors: MESKALI M BONAVITACOUGOURDAN A PROVOST E BAGNERES AG DUSTICIER G CLEMENT JL
Citation: M. Meskali et al., MECHANISM UNDERLYING CUTICULAR HYDROCARBON HOMOGENEITY IN THE ANT CAMPONOTUS-VAGU S (SCOP) (HYMENOPTERA, FORMICIDAE) - ROLE OF POSTPHARYNGEAL GLANDS, Journal of chemical ecology, 21(8), 1995, pp. 1127-1148
CUTICULAR HYDROCARBONS WHEREBY MESSOR BARBARUS ANT WORKERS PUTATIVELYDISCRIMINATE BETWEEN MONOGYNOUS AND POLYGYNOUS COLONIES - ARE WORKERSLABELED BY QUEENS
Authors: PROVOST E RIVIERE G ROUX M BAGNERES AG CLEMENT JL
Citation: E. Provost et al., CUTICULAR HYDROCARBONS WHEREBY MESSOR BARBARUS ANT WORKERS PUTATIVELYDISCRIMINATE BETWEEN MONOGYNOUS AND POLYGYNOUS COLONIES - ARE WORKERSLABELED BY QUEENS, Journal of chemical ecology, 20(11), 1994, pp. 2985-3003
CHANGE IN THE CHEMICAL SIGNATURE OF THE ANT LEPTOTHORAX-LICHTENSTEINIBONDROIT WITH TIME
Authors: PROVOST E RIVIERE G ROUX M MORGAN ED BAGNERES AG
Citation: E. Provost et al., CHANGE IN THE CHEMICAL SIGNATURE OF THE ANT LEPTOTHORAX-LICHTENSTEINIBONDROIT WITH TIME, Insect biochemistry and molecular biology, 23(8), 1993, pp. 945-957
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