Add to ORKGHymenoptera have two mandibular gland types, the ectomandibular or mandibular glands, and the mesomandibular or intramandibular glands (Cruz-Landim & Abdalla, 2002). Unlike the mandibular glands that are the most studied
Intramandibular glands have been poorly studied in polymorphic ants, where the differences between c...
O conhecimento da morfologia interna da mandíbula de formigas é importante para a elucidação dos mec...
The eusociality developed in Hymenoptera and Isoptera is driven by an efficient interaction between ...
The current knowledge of intramandibular glands in Hymenoptera is focused on occurrence and morpholo...
International audienceThe interactions of insect societies are associated with chemical signals rele...
Exocrine glands play important role in social organization of insects, such as caste and inter-caste...
No comparative morphological studies appear to have been made so far on the mandibular glands and ma...
The mandibles of bees contain two types of tegumental glands whose function is not clear, despite th...
The intramandibular gland II in Polybia emaciata Lucas is described. This species is among the few t...
An understanding of the internal morphology of the ant mandible is important in explaining the relat...
Exocrine glands play important role in social organization of insects, such as caste and inter-caste...
© 2016, International Union for the Study of Social Insects (IUSSI). One of the diagnostic character...
The post-embryonic development of the component glands of the salivary system of Camponotus rufipes ...
A pair of mandibular glands, each comprising secretory epithelium, reservoir and duct is represented...
As glândulas mandibulares de operárias recém-emergidas, nutridoras e campeiras, rainhas virgens e fi...
Intramandibular glands have been poorly studied in polymorphic ants, where the differences between c...
O conhecimento da morfologia interna da mandíbula de formigas é importante para a elucidação dos mec...
The eusociality developed in Hymenoptera and Isoptera is driven by an efficient interaction between ...
The current knowledge of intramandibular glands in Hymenoptera is focused on occurrence and morpholo...
International audienceThe interactions of insect societies are associated with chemical signals rele...
Exocrine glands play important role in social organization of insects, such as caste and inter-caste...
No comparative morphological studies appear to have been made so far on the mandibular glands and ma...
The mandibles of bees contain two types of tegumental glands whose function is not clear, despite th...
The intramandibular gland II in Polybia emaciata Lucas is described. This species is among the few t...
An understanding of the internal morphology of the ant mandible is important in explaining the relat...
Exocrine glands play important role in social organization of insects, such as caste and inter-caste...
© 2016, International Union for the Study of Social Insects (IUSSI). One of the diagnostic character...
The post-embryonic development of the component glands of the salivary system of Camponotus rufipes ...
A pair of mandibular glands, each comprising secretory epithelium, reservoir and duct is represented...
As glândulas mandibulares de operárias recém-emergidas, nutridoras e campeiras, rainhas virgens e fi...
Intramandibular glands have been poorly studied in polymorphic ants, where the differences between c...
O conhecimento da morfologia interna da mandíbula de formigas é importante para a elucidação dos mec...
The eusociality developed in Hymenoptera and Isoptera is driven by an efficient interaction between ...