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Proc Col V3-4.Pdf { Maтepпaльl lvtе,lщyнapo.цпЬIх кoллoкв!iу[|oв пo общeствeннЬltl| diсeкoмьIм Из,laниеPoссийскoй секции МеждунаpодHoгo сOЮЗa исследoвaтелей oбщeственнЬIхнaсекoMЬlx (IUSSI) и Cёкции oбщественньIxHасекoМЬlх Ч Pусскoгo эHтoмoЛoгиЧескoГooбщества (PЭo) To.u 3_4' l997, Soсiutlt, Сoнкttt-Пепrcpбуpе,|'iii + 3ll с. Главньlй pедaктop: B. Е. Кипяткoв Ч l99034' Санкr.ПетеpбуpГ' Унивepситетскaянаб.. Д,. 1 lg' { Caнкт-Петеpбуpгский ГoсуДaрсТвенньtй унивеpситеT, биoлoгo-пoчвенньtйфакультет. кaфедpa энтoМoЛoГии е-mail:vk@soсium.usг.pu.ru: ТеЛ.: (+7) 8|2 3289679 d Proсееdings of thе lntеrnаtionаl Colloquiа on Soсiаl Insесts { Publishеdbу RussianLanguagе Sесtiоn of thе lntегnationalUnion forthе Studyof Soсial lnsесts(IUSSl) and Soсial lnsесtSесtion of thе RussianЕntomoIogiсal Sосiеt-v (RЕS) I,blumе 3*4, 1997, Socium, St.Pеtеrsburg, vjii + 3ll pp. IntеrnationаlЕditoriаl Board Еditor-in.Chiеft Рrof. Dr. Vladilеn Е. Kipyаtkov DеpaгtmеntoгЕntomoIogу. Еaсultу of Bio|ogу'St. PеtеrsburgStatе Univегsity,7i9 Univегsitеtskaуaеmb,' St. Petersburg.l99034. Russia е-mail:vk@soсium.usr.pu.ru; tеl.: (+7) 812, з2896.]9 Еditors: Dr. Grаhаm W. Еlmеs Institutеof Теггеstгia|Есology, FuгzеbrookRеsеarсh Station' Warеham, Dorsеt,BH20 5АS' UnitеdKingdom; е-mai|: GWЕ@wpo.nеrс.aс.uk Pгоf. Dr. Jfiщеn Hеinzе ZoologisсhеsInstitut I, Un ivеrsitёtЕrlangеn-Niirnbеrg, Staudtstrassе 5. D-9 l 058,Еrlangеn, Gегmany; е-mail: jhеinze@bioIogiе.uni.erlangеn.dе Dr. Еlеnа B. Lopаtinа ЕntоmoIogy,Bio|оgiсal Rеsеaгсh Institutе of St. PеtеrsburgUnivегsitу' 2 oгаniеnbaunlskoyеshossе' Pеteгhoi St. Pеtеrsburg,l98904' Russia е-mail: еI@soсium.usг.pu'гu Dr. Christophеr К. 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Кapaсь _ Aнaлиз пpoстpaнстBaПo пpиЗнaкy ЛеBoе''y МуpaвЬeBМу7171iса rubrа fUdаlovа' G. P. апd А. Yа. Kаrаs _ Аttаl1.si'sсlJ-thе Splrc ь,iththе usе ф,,right-lеft,'а|Iributе iп thе oпI M}'rmiсo rubrаl 28'l Кpaткиe нayчньlе сooбЩенIrя Short сommuniсations Dе Waе|'L.. М. Dе GrееГando. Van [,aеrе_ obsеrvationson small-Ггuitinsесt pollination in уеar гound сultuгеs 299 Komissar, A. D. Somе pесuliaгitiеsoГ honеybееsoriеntation nеar thе hivе еntranсеand thеir usеin thе dеsignoГ еxtгamultiplе nuсlеus hivеs 303 oдинец' A. A., A. A. Батprшинa,Л. A. ;]егтяpевa,B. A. КиpилЛoвскиx'Г. Л. Кpyшинский, [o. П. Кaмyз, o. A. oДинеЦ,o. П. Poмaшкoвa и B. Е. Cеpaд;ки _ oсoбенHoсTиopГaнизaции paбoт пo сHи)кеHиЮЧисЛrHHoсти тapaкaнoв и pЬlжиx дoМoвЬlx MypaBЬевв бo.ltьшIoMГopoДе |Оdiпеt.s,А. А., А. А. Bаtrs.hiпа'L. А. Dеgtуаrеl,а,L,.. А. Kirilloуskikh, G. L' Kntshinskii, Yu. P. Kаrrut:' О' А. odiпеts аnd V. Yе. Sеrаdji - Оrgаnisаtiott of сoсkroасhеs апd hou'уi|lgа|lt.' сoпtrol in а lаrgе сits'| 305 oдинеЦ'A. A.' 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