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new evidence of communication in the honeybee colony. 195212993191
sign and symbol in bee communications. 195216589173
food transmission within the honeybee community. 195213003910
division of labour in the honeybee community. 195213003909
[objective determination of bee venom effects]. 195213006195
androgenesis with zygogenesis in gynandromorphic honeybees (apis mellifera l.). 195217844309
[pharmacological and chemical investigations of the active substances of bee pollens]. 195212977648
amino acid requirements for growth of the honeybee (apis mellifica l.). 195214945458
[inhibition of hemolysis caused by bee poisoning by heparin and other anticoagulants]. 195212981809
[photoreception mechanism of the compound eye of the bee]. 195212979264
[therapeutic use of bee vitamin-hormone complex]. 195214937525
[heterogeneity in the aggressive behavior of workers among the honeybee]. 195212979243
[bee venom hemolysis and its value in the diagnosis of syphilis]. 195214918962
the development of the pharyngeal glands of the honey-bee in the normal bee colony. 195224542449
[additional results in blocking bee and snake venoms by zinc salts]. 195214953280
phosphatase in the adult worker honey bee. 195114897877
[the effect of bee venom on the cellular metabolism of tumor tissue]. 195113041646
viability and sex determination in the honey bee (apis mellifera l.). 195117247362
[appearance of the caste characters during disturbed development in the bee (apis mellifica l.)]. 195114905743
[alimentation and the development of ovaries in the worker bee (apis mellifica l.)]. 195114857881
bee sting sensitivity and desensitization with bee body extract by the intracutaneous route. 195114855059
[geographic distribution and evolution of the bee genus clisodon patton (hymenoptera, anthophoridae)]. 200614837470
a comparison of the cholinesterase in the heads of the house fly, the cockroach, and the honey bee. 195114843836
[modification of erythrocyte lipids by a mixture of bee venom and methylene blue]. 195114815192
[weight studies of the healthy and nosematous bee; a contribution on metabolism and water economy]. 195124540844
[additional investigations on the inactivation of a dehydrase inhibiting factor in bee & snake venoms by heat & antitoxic sera]. 195114934145
[a test with bee venom and methylene blue for the detection of lipoid modifications of the erythrocytes]. 195114856176
[how to use sulfonamides in the control of bee diseases]. 195114845442
[action of the apiarian laboratory of the veterinary research service of the ministry of agriculture, in collaboration with other official organizations charged with the control of bee diseases]. 195114845441
[excretion of some dyes in the bee]. 195014811554
the protein content of the honeybee. 195014789555
changes in the histology of the honey-bee ventriculus associated with the ingestion of certain insecticides. 195014780168
effect of bee venom on colchicine-induced tumours. 195014780150
[bee and hornet stings]. 195014793892
[apitoxin, a preparation of bee venom]. 195014777062
[morphologic study of the retrocerebral endocrine complex of the bee larva]. 195014792874
[new research on the queen bee]. 195014792873
[effect of antihistamine on bee sting]. 195015437850
[aculeate injuries of the eye; tolerance for more than 20 years of a bee stinger lodged in the cornea and anterior chamber of the eye]. 200715440005
[the sun as a compass in the life of a bee]. 195015421336
[study of the respiratory movements of the bee by means of optic registration]. 195015433561
[senotainia tricuspis meid., larval parasite of the adult bee (apis mellifica)]. 195014783907
[the direction-indicating bee dance at the feeding place in proximity of the beehive]. 195015421311
[pollen feeding and nosematosis in the honey bee (apis mellifica)]. 195024538328
[determination of the effect of bee venom and the venom of lachesis jararacu upon the central nervous system]. 195014777520
[inhibition of dehydrogenase by bee venom]. 195014777496
the histology of the lesions caused by the sting of the hive-bee (apis mellifica). 194915405640
the bee-cell pessary. 194918141361
the effects of ddt, benzene hexachloride and parathion on the honeybee. 194915392800
orientation and methods of communication of the honey bee and its sensitivity to the polarization of the light. 194918153286
antihistamine therapy of bee stings. 194918144777
multiple bee stings with hemoglobinuria and recovery; report of a case. 194918123989
bee behaviour. 194918123074
the cytology of the honey bee, apis mellifica l. 194818869690
control of trigeminal neuralgia pain (bee venom). 194818907499
infrared absorption in field studies of olfaction in bees. 194720340843
the language of the honey bee. 194720267579
effect of carbon dioxide on initial oviposition of artificially inseminated and virgin queen bees. 194720264497
sulfathiazole for american foul brood disease of honey-bees: second report. 194720264496
nosema losses in package bees as related to queen supersedure and honey yields. 194720264495
asthma and urticaria following a bee sting. 194620278573
the mechanism of sex control in the honey bee. 194620996716
asthma due to bee scent. 201620994176
an antibiotic from a bee pathogen. 194517843175
[parthenogenetic females among certain races of the honey bee]. 194521008258
an antibiotic from a bee pathogen. 194521004949
fatal anaphylactic shock due to a bee sting in the finger. 194520292076
bee-stings in kenya colony. 194220784405
the action of bee venom, cobra venom and lysolecithin on the adrenal medulla. 194016995225
the flicker response contour for the crayfish. i.the f - log i curve for threshold response to visual flicker has been determined for the crayfish cambarus bartoni. as predicted on the basis of the higher curvature of the optic surface, the flicker response contour is more asymmetrical than for bee and dragonfly nymph under comparable conditions of temperature and light time fraction of flash cycle. the mechanical origin of this asymmetry is thus confirmed, and is further supported by the similar forms of the f - log i curves in bee, dragonfly ...193919873135
the flicker response contour for the isopod asellus.the flicker response contour for the isopod asellus is a simple probability integral (f - log i) over the whole determinable range (f = 1 to 51). this contrasts with the "distorted" asymmetrical curves obtained with apis, anax, and other arthropods with large convex eyes. the explanation of the distortion as due to mechanical conditions affecting photoreception is therefore confirmed, as the structure of the asellus eye does not make such a factor likely to be expected for this case. the asellus ...193919873114
on the variability of critical illumination for flicker fusion and intensity discrimination.from the data of experiments with bees in which threshold response is employed as a means of recognizing visual discrimination between stripes of equal width alternately illuminated by intensities i(1) and i(2), it is shown that the detectable increment of intensity deltai, where deltai = i(2) - i(1), is directly proportional to sigma(i2) (i(1) being fixed). from tests of visual acuity, where i(1) = 0 and the width of the stripes is varied, sigma(i2) = ki(2) + const.; here i(2) = deltai, and del ...193619872945
the validity of talbot's law for the eye of the honey bee.by presenting to bees two illuminated fields, equal in brightness, of which one is flickering and the other stationary we find that on account of the bee's positive phototropic response equal numbers of bees travel to both fields. we thus can assume that talbot's law is valid for the eye of the bee.193519872895
the effect of light intensity, area, and flicker frequency on the visual reactions of the honey bee.1. for the phototropic reaction of bees, the stimulating effects of two illuminated fields differing in intensity and area become equal when the product of area and intensity is the same for both fields. 2. the effect of two areas differing in size and flicker frequency is the same for the bee, when the product of area and flicker frequency is equal for both fields. 3. if two patterns of the same character but varying in size and coarseness are presented to bees for free choice, a 1:1 ratio of c ...193519872894
critical frequency of flicker as a function of intensity of illumination for the eye of the bee.the bee's characteristic response to a movement of its visual field is used for the study of the relation between critical frequency of flicker and illumination. the critical flicker frequency varies with illumination in such a way that with increasing flicker frequency the intensity of illumination must be increased to produce a threshold response in the bee. the illuminations required to give a response in a bee at different flicker frequencies closely correspond to the intensities for thresho ...193319872764
the variability of intensity discrimination by the honey bee in relation to visual acuity.variation in the determined magnitudes of the difference in brightness between alternating members of a system of stripes requisite for the elicitation of a threshold response in bees shows that the intensity of excitation, as a function of width of stripe and of intensity of illumination, is determined by the intensity of illumination and by the frequency of occurrence of divisions between bright and less bright bars. the variation of deltai is limited by the intensity of excitation, so that th ...193319872739
on the relation between measurements of intensity discrimination and of visual acuity in the honey bee.1. bees respond by a characteristic reflex to a movement of their visual field. by confining the field to a series of parallel stripes of two alternating different brightnesses it is possible to determine for any width of stripe, at any brightness of one of the two sets of stripes, the brightness of the second at which the bee will first respond to a displacement of the field. thus the relations between visual acuity and intensity discrimination can be studied. 2. for each width of stripe and vi ...193319872738
preparation of bee slides. 193117811590
the visual acuity of the bee and its relation to illumination. 192916577162
anaphylaxis from pollen introduced by a bee sting. 192820317046
the bee-louse. 192517840703
severe toxaemia following bee stings. 192420315186
negative results from attempted queen bee mating in a double tent inclosure. 191917847491
the relation of the malpighian tubules of the hind intestine in the honeybee larva. 191717816442
inheritance in the honey bee. 191517814133
the tea bee. 191318735940
remarkable powers of memory in the humble-bee. 188617808914
bee-hives and bee-habits. 188617749432
larval stages and habits of the bee-fly hirmoneura. 188317836992
the color-preferences of the hive-bee. 188317838009
the endocranium and maxillary suspensorium of the bee. 188017834327
deaths from bee-stings. 186920745502
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