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Le bilan énergétique deTrinervitermes geminatus (Wasmann) (Termitidae, Nasutitermitinae)
Insectes Sociaux, 1982info:eu-repo/semantics ...
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Journal of Chemical Ecology, 1989
The defense secretions of five species of MalaysianNasutitermes,N. longinasus, N. matangensis, N, havilandi, N. johoricus, andNasutitermes species 01, are compared.N. longinasus andN. species 01 provide trinervitene alcohols,N. havilandi mainly tricyclic trinervitene and tetracyclic kempane alcohols and acetates, whereasN.
Chuah, Cheng Hock, Goh, S.H., Tho, Y.P.
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The defense secretions of five species of MalaysianNasutitermes,N. longinasus, N. matangensis, N, havilandi, N. johoricus, andNasutitermes species 01, are compared.N. longinasus andN. species 01 provide trinervitene alcohols,N. havilandi mainly tricyclic trinervitene and tetracyclic kempane alcohols and acetates, whereasN.
Chuah, Cheng Hock, Goh, S.H., Tho, Y.P.
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Molecular Ecology Notes, 2006
AbstractWe report here on the development of six polymorphic microsatellite loci for Labiotermes labralis. This soil‐feeding species is restricted to the Neotropical rainforest and then could represent a major candidate for being a bio‐indicator of anthropic disturbance resulting in the forest fragmentation.
Harry, Myriam +6 more
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AbstractWe report here on the development of six polymorphic microsatellite loci for Labiotermes labralis. This soil‐feeding species is restricted to the Neotropical rainforest and then could represent a major candidate for being a bio‐indicator of anthropic disturbance resulting in the forest fragmentation.
Harry, Myriam +6 more
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Molecular phylogenetics of Nasutitermitinae
1998info:eu-repo/semantics ...
Miura, Toru +3 more
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Insectes Sociaux, 1973
The distribution of cellulase activity in the guts of workers of the termiteT. trinervoides was investigated. Approximately 70% of the total activity was found in the midgut and about 40% oif this occurs in the midgut wall. The appearance and distribution of gut bacteria is described.
R. C. Potts, P. H. Hewitt
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The distribution of cellulase activity in the guts of workers of the termiteT. trinervoides was investigated. Approximately 70% of the total activity was found in the midgut and about 40% oif this occurs in the midgut wall. The appearance and distribution of gut bacteria is described.
R. C. Potts, P. H. Hewitt
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THE AUSTRALIAN GENERA OF THE SUBULITERMES BRANCH OF THE NASUTITERMITINAE (ISOPTERA: TERMITIDAE)
Australian Journal of Entomology, 1984AbstractThe gut structure and the imago‐worker mandibles of the Australian species included in the Subulitermes branch of the Nasutitermitinae clearly define their relationships. Macrosubulitermes perlevis (Hill) and Termes insignitus (Hill) are transferred to Australitermes Emerson; Macrosubulitermes Emerson and Australitermes are redefined, and ...
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Taxonomy of the wood-feeding Nasutitermitinae (Isoptera,Termitidae) from Sumatra [PDF]
, 2009 博士(理学)
Syaukani, 126014
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Obtusitermes monomorphus, a new termite species (Isoptera: Termitidae: Nasutitermitinae) from Panama
ZootaxaObtusitermes monomorphus sp. nov. is described from the monomorphic soldier and worker castes. The two described congeners, O. panamae (Snyder, 1924) and O. formosulus Cuezzo and Cancello, 2009 both have dimorphic soldiers and workers. It is now demonstrated that the major worker hindgut of all three Obtusitermes species are unique among other termite ...
RUDOLF H. SCHEFFRAHN +4 more
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Australian Nasutitermitinae: Phylogenetics, Evolution, and Biodiversity
2015The Nasutitermitinae is a termite subfamily within the family Termitidae that contains 596 species in 77 genera, distributed globally. The group is characterised by the presence of soldiers with a pointed snout at the front of their heads, known as a nasus, which they use to spray chemicals at predators, as well as highly reduced or absent mandibles. A
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Caste biology and behaviour of Bulbitermes sarawakensis (Isoptera, Nasutitermitinae) in Malaysia
2004Morphometrics, caste composition and behaviour were studied in Bulbitermes sarawakensis (Isoptera; Nasutitermitinae) in Malaysia. Morphometric studies displayed two larval stages, a presoldier and a soldier caste, two worker castes and different nymphal stages. Four different nymphs with long wings and two with wing pads were found. The function of the
Lommen, S.T.E. +2 more
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