International Union for the Study of Social Insects.
Psyche 82:314, 1975.

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Psyche
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THE INTERNATIIONAL UNION FOR THE STUDY
OF SOCIAL INSECTS has announced the publication of the pro- ceedings of the Symposium held in September, 1975, on "Pheromones and Defensive Secretions in Social Insects." Orders for this publica- tion [250 pages] should be sent to Dr. R. Brossut, Universitk dc Dijon, Laboratoire de Zoologic, Boulevard Gabriel, 21000 Dijon, France. Price, including postage: regular mail, $15; air mail, $16.50.




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