Publisher's Synopsis
Dans cette étude classique de la vie des insectes sociaux, John Lubbock examine les structures sociales des fourmis, des abeilles et des guêpes, en utilisant des méthodes expérimentales innovantes pour comprendre leur comportement et leur organisation. Lubbock examine les différentes castes au sein de ces communautés et la division du travail qui leur permet de fonctionner efficacement. Les lecteurs trouveront dans cette étude une introduction fascinante à la biologie et à l'écologie des insectes.
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