@article{1479337,
      author = {Amdam, Gro V.,  and Barron, Andrew B.,  and Bloch, Guy,   and Boomsma, Jacobus J.,  and Breed, Michael D.,  and  Brent, Colin S.,  and Buchwald, Robert,  and Cole, Blaine  J.,  and Deneubourg, Jean-Louis,  and Dornhaus, Anna,  and  Erber, Joachim,  and Fefferman, Nina H.,  and Fewell,  Jennifer,  and Fewell, Jennifer,  and Foitzik, Susanne,   and Franks, Nigel R.,  and Gadau, Jürgen,  and Gadau,  Jürgen,  and Gronenberg, Wulfila,  and Haber, Matthew H.,   and Hamilton, Andrew,  and Heinze, Jürgen,  and Hunt, Greg  J.,  and Jeanne, Robert L.,  and Jeanson, Raphaël,  and  Kleineidam, Christoph J.,  and Korb, Judith,  and Kronauer,  Daniel J. C.,  and Laubichler, Manfred,  and Liebig,  Jürgen,  and Linksvayer, Timothy A.,  and Marshall, James  A. R.,  and Moncharmont, Francois-Xavier Dechaume,  and  Nieh, James C.,  and Page Jr, Robert E.,  and Pedersen, Jes  S.,  and Peeters, Christian,  and Pratt, Stephen C.,  and  Riveros, Andre J.,  and Robinson, Gene E.,  and Roces,  Flavio,  and Rueppell, Olav,  and Rössler, Wolfgang,  and  Scheiner, Ricarda,  and Schmidt, Shana K.,  and Seeley,  Thomas D.,  and Smith, Nathan R.,  and Taylor, Thomas,  and  Tierney, Simon M.,  and Traniello, James F. A.,  and  Wcislo, William T.,  and Wilson, Edward O., },
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1479337},
      title = {Organization of Insect Societies : From Genome to  Sociocomplexity /},
      abstract = {In this landmark volume, an international group of  scientists has synthesized their collective expertise and  insight into a newly unified vision of insect societies and  what they can reveal about how sociality has arisen as an  evolutionary strategy. Jürgen Gadau and Jennifer Fewell  have assembled leading researchers from the fields of  molecular biology, evolutionary genetics, neurophysiology,  behavioral ecology, and evolutionary theory to reexamine  the question of sociality in insects. Recent advances in  social complexity theory and the sequencing of the honeybee  genome ensure that this book will be valued by anyone  working on sociality in insects. At the same time, the  theoretical ideas presented will be of broad-ranging  significance to those interested in social evolution and  complex systems.},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.4159/9780674272842},
      recid = {1479337},
      pages = {1 online resource (640 p.)},
}