Ants at work : how an insect society is organized /

A Stanford professor redefines how nature organizes itself--based on nearly two decades of research in the Arizona desert--in a revolutionary book that maintains that the ant queen is not in charge: there are no leaders. 14 line drawings

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Main Author:	Gordon, Deborah (Deborah M.)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York : Free Press, 1999 New York : The Free Press, [1999], ©1999 New York : c1999 New York : ©1999 New York : c1999 New York, NY : c1999 New York : [1999]
Subjects:	Ants > Behavior Insect societies

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