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Der Superorganismus

Der Superorganismus

Der Erfolg von Ameisen, Bienen, Wespen und Termiten
AnimalsNature
Pages
630
Published
2013
Language
German

Synopsis

This book explores the intricate world of social insects, revealing how colonies function as 'superorganisms' with complex communication, division of labor, and collective intelligence. It delves into the fascinating biology and behavior of ants, bees, termites, and other social species, offering a comprehensive look at their evolutionary success and ecological impact. The authors present groundbreaking research that redefines our understanding of life in highly organized societies.

Prose complexity
7/10

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Genres

Animals Nature Science

Authors

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Bert Hölldobler

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Edward Wilson

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Kerstin Afflerbach

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Margaret Nelson

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Renate FitzRoy

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