Foibles of insects and men / by William Morton Wheeler.

William Morton Wheeler

Date:: 1928

Credit: Foibles of insects and men / by William Morton Wheeler. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$D tied mi arm tier urn • 10, 17 Dacetonini • 15-17 Dante -4 Darwin, C. -83, 177, 195, i9s Darwinism -65 degeneration; parasitic• 56, 57 Deromyia umbrtna ■ 74 Diacamma ■ 55 Dichothorax • 110 Dicyemids-j8 Didron -4 Ding-an-sich • 141 Dinomyrmcx -13 Diptera • 5, 9, 10, 13, 19, 34, 44, 51, 54, 57, 58, 6-J. 79. 1S9 division of labor-ii4 Dolichoderin.e-36, 80 Dolichoderus-13; attelaboides • 17; decollatus- 17; imitator • 17; rugosus ■ 17 Domingo, St. • 50 Donisthorpe, H.-66, 115, 115 Dorylina: -44 Dorymyrmex -36, (Psammomyrma) plan ideas 36 Driesch, H.-i39, 141, 141 Drosophila-101, loz dulosis (slavery)-no, 111, 136, 137 Dunn, E. R. -40, 45 Dunning, S. N. -71, 81 dw-arfs, achondroplastic-44; ateleotic-44 Eciton • 13; harebelli • 18 ecology • 197-100 Eflatomma ruidum -149; tuberculatum • 147 if. ectoparasites ■ 54; colonial -138 Edwards, F. W.-i6i elan vital • 33 Elaterids-31 Eliot, G -in Emerson, R. W. -47 Emerton, J. H. • 161 Emery, C. -66, 80, 8i, 136 Empidida: ■ 155-158, 161, 164 Empis aerubattca■ 157, 158; borealis• 157; livida• 157; 0 paca -157; punctata -156; scut ell at a • 156; tessellata -157; trigramma-156 emulation • 174 Encyrtus juscicollis -59, 60 von Engelhardt, V. ■ 159 entelechy • 33, 141, 141 entomology, economic-49 entoparasites ■ 54, colonial • 138 Epimyrma • 115, 119; cornea-115, fureh-115; kraussei -115; ravouxi • 113 Epiphcidole-85, 114 Epoecus-85, 114 Epopostruma ■ 38; (( olobostruma / .1 • 41 ergatogynes • 111, 113 ergatoidism ■ 116, 111, 113 Erigcna, Duns Scotus • xx Escherich, K. -6o, 115 Essertier, D. -xxi ethology 198 Eupsalis-i3; tninuta ■ 11, 16 evolution, emergent -131 exorcism -xix exudates • 111 eyes, in ants-33, 34; in other insects-34 Fabre, J. H.-47, 69, 76, 77, 78, 81, 160, 165, 181 Faguet, E. -xv, xvi Fairchild, D. • 147, 150 Farlow, W. G. • 191 fat-body-6i, 138 Faussek -53 Fechner, G. T. • 130 Ferenczy, A. • 147 Ferton, C. -77-80 Fertonius formicarius- 80; luteicollis -79, 80 Ficus • 137 Fisher, B. • 5 Fiske, W. F. • 51, 59, 67 foibles, defined • xiii ff. Forbes, S. A. -100 Ford, H. ■ 170 Forel, A. -93, 115, m forma subflantialis • 141 Formica-3i, 76, 77, 80, 101, 110; cinerea-134; consocians • 107; difficilis ■ 74; exsecla-61, 74, 85; exsectoides ■ 74; fusca • 11, 13, 14, 61, 71, 73, 74, 80, 111; var. subsericea-73-75, 80; microgyna ■ 74, 85; (Proformica) neoga- gates-y3, 74; (Neoformica) nitidiventris- 73, 74; pratensts • 93, 115, 116; -61,74, 83, 115, 116; sanguinea• 61, 74, 85, 93, 117, 111, 136, 137, 138; subsp. rubteunda- 74; sub.cnescens ■ 107, truncicola- 74 Formicime-15, 36, 37 Formicoxenus-85, 115, 110, \\x\nitidulus-115, 116, 111$

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