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According to Wikipedia, William Morton Wheeler was an American entomologist, myrmecologist and professor at Harvard University. Biography Early life and education William Morton Wheeler was born on March 19, 1865, to parents Julius Morton Wheeler and Caroline Georgiana Wheeler in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. At a young age, Wheeler had an interest in natural history, first being when he observed a moth ensnared in a spiders web; such observation interested Wheeler that he became importunate for more nature lore. Wheeler attended public school, but, due to "persistently bad behavior", he was transferred to a local German academy which was known for its extreme discipline. After he completed his courses in the German academy, he attended a German normal school. In both institutions, Wheeler was trained in a variety of subjects: he was given training in languages, philosophy and science. By this time, he could read fluently in French, German, Greek, Italian, Latin and Spanish. While he was a student at the German academy, Wheeler would frequently observe the old museum of natural history at the institution.

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The ant‐colony as an organism (1911) (353)
The Spider Book (1912) (280)
A contribution to insect embryology (1893) (164)
The Cowbirds, A Study in the Biology of Social Parasitism (1929) (154)
Guide to the insects of Connecticut (1911) (145)
Social Life Among the Insects (1922) (143)
Ants of the American Museum Congo expedition. A contribution to the myrmecology of Africa. IX. A synonymic list of the ants of the Malagasy region. (142)
The social insects : their origin and evolution (127)
Ecological relations of ponerine and other ants to termites. (1936) (101)
Ants; their structure, development and behavior, by William Morton Wheeler ... (84)
A study of some ant larvae, with a consideration of the origin and meaning of the social habit among insects. (1918) (81)
The embryology of Blatta germanica and Doryphora decemlineata (1889) (63)
Emergent evolution and the development of societies (1928) (53)
A New Case of Parabiosis and the "Ant Gardens" of British Guiana (1921) (48)
Neuroblasts in the arthropod embryo (1891) (45)
‘NATURAL HISTORY,’ ‘ŒCOLOGY’ OR ‘ETHOLOGY’? (1902) (43)
The polymorphism of ants, with an account of some singular abnormalities due to parasitism. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 23, article 1 (42)
The ants of Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands (1908) (41)
The Parasitic Aculeata, a Study in Evolution (37)
Ants of the American Museum Congo Expedition : a contribution to the myrmecology of Africa. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 45, article 1 (36)
A LIST OF THE TYPE SPECIES OF THE GENERA AND SUBGENERA OF FORMICIDÆ (1912) (35)
Ants Carried in A Floating Log From the Brazilian Mainland to San Sebastian Island (33)
Amphipoda from Florida and the West Indies. American Museum novitates ; no. 598 (1933) (32)
Mendel's principles of heredity; a defence by W. Bateson ... With a translation of Mendel's original papers on hybridisation. (31)
A revision of the ants of the genus Formica (Linné) Mayr (1913) (31)
EMERGENT EVOLUTION AND THE SOCIAL. (1926) (30)
The Mountain Ants of Western North America (29)
Report on the ants collected by the Barbados-Antigua Expedition from the University of Iowa in 1918. (1923) (29)
The Physiognomy of Insects (1927) (28)
A European Ant (Myrmica Levinodis) Introduced into Massachusetts (1908) (26)
Observations on Army Ants in British Guiana (24)
On the Presence and Absence of Cocoons among Ants, the Nest-Spinning Habits of the LarvlE and the Significance of the Black Cocoons among Certain Australian Species (1915) (24)
The Ants of the Canary Islands (23)
Ants of Formosa and the Philippines. (1909) (22)
Essays in philosophical biology (1940) (22)
The ants of the Phillips expedition to Palestine during 1914. (1916) (22)
The Phylogenetic Development of Subapterous and Apterous Castes in the Formicidae. (1917) (22)
The Termitodoxa, or Biology and Society (1920) (21)
Observations on leaf-cutting ants. American Museum novitates ; no. 388 (21)
THE NORTH AMERICAN ANTS OF THE GENUS CAMPONOTUS MAYR (1911) (20)
A Study of the Ant Genera Novomessor and Veromessor (1934) (20)
Zoological results of the Swedish expedition to Central Africa 1921. Insecta. 10. Formicidae. (1925) (19)
A list of the ants of Florida with descriptions of new forms. (1932) (19)
Chinese ants collected by Professor S. F. Light and Professor N. Gist Gee. (1927) (19)
The Compound and Mixed Nests of American Ants. (1901) (19)
The Habits of Myrmecophila Nebrascensis Bruner (18)
The ants of the Philippine Islands. Part I, Dorylinae and Ponerinae. (1925) (18)
The Humble-Bee, its Life History and How to Domesticate it, with Descriptions of All the British Species of Bombus and Psithyrus (1913) (18)
The Ants of Lord Howe Island and Norfolk Island (18)
Ants collected in British Guiana by the expedition of the American Museum of Natural History during 1911. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 35, article 1. (17)
The ants of Trinidad. (1922) (17)
Fossil parasitic and phytophagous Hymenoptera from Florissant, Colorado. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 22, article 29. (1906) (16)
A New Myrmecophile from the Mushroom Gardens of the Texan Leaf-Cutting Ant (1900) (16)
Two Neotropical Ants Established in the United States (16)
Concerning the “Blood-Tissue” of the Insecta.—I (15)
Notes on Some Slave-Raids of the Western Amazon Ant (Polyergus Breviceps Emery) (15)
Some additions to the North American ant-fauna. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 34, article 12. (15)
Some ants from China and Manchuria. (1929) (14)
Amazonian myrmecophytes and their ants. (1929) (14)
Studies on Myrmecophiles. III. Microdon (14)
Chinese ants collected by Professor S. F. Light and Professor A. P. Jacot. (1923) (14)
Observations on the Behavior of Animals during the Total Solar Eclipse of August 31, 1932 (1935) (14)
The Australian ants of the genus Onychomyrmex (1916) (14)
The Templeton Crocker Expedition of the California Academy of Sciences, 1932. No. 6. Formicidae of the Templeton Crocker Expedition (1933) (14)
AN AMERICAN CERAPACHYS, WITH REMARKS ON THE AFFINITIES OF THE CERAPACHYINÆ (1902) (14)
Emergent Evolution of the Social (1927) (14)
Planocera inquilina, a polyclad inhabiting the branchial chamber of sycotypus canaliculatus, gill (1894) (13)
Ants collected in the West Indies. (1913) (13)
Ants from the Society, Austral, Tuamotu and Mangareva Islands. (1936) (13)
COURTSHIP OF THE CALOBATASThe Kelep Ant and the Courtship of Its Mimic, Cardiacephala myrmex (1924) (13)
The Identity of the Ant Genera Gesomyrmex Mayr and Dimorphomyrmex Ernest Andre (13)
THE ORGANIZATION OF RESEARCH. (1921) (13)
Psychotherapeutische Forschung und ihre Bedeutung für die Psychoanalyse (13)
An Ant-Nest Coccinellid (Brachyacantha quadripunctata Mels.) (12)
Two Extraordinary Larval Myrmecophiles from Panama. (1924) (12)
ANTS OF KRAKATAU AND OTHER ISLANDS IN THE SUNDA STRAIT (1924) (12)
The Australian Honey-Ants of the Genus Leptomyrmex Mayr. (12)
A NEGLECTED FACTOR IN EVOLUTION. (1902) (11)
Mermis Parasitism in Some Australian and Mexican Ants (1933) (11)
Worker ants with vestiges of wings. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 21, article 24. (11)
The Pleometrosis of Myrmecocystus (11)
THE ORIGIN OF FEMALE AND WORKER ANT FROM THE EGGS OF PARTHENOGENETIC WORKERS. (1903) (11)
Ants from Hispaniola and Mona Island. (1936) (11)
SyncŒlidium pellucidum, a new marine triclad (1894) (11)
THE FINDING OF THE QUEEN OF THE ARMY ANT ECITON HAMATUM FABRICIUS (1925) (11)
THE DRY-ROT OF OUR ACADEMIC BIOLOGY. (1923) (11)
The Compound and Mixed Nests of American Ants. Part II. The Known Cases of Social Symbiosis among American Ants (1901) (11)
The Phoresy of Antherophagus (11)
Neotropical ants of the genera Carebara, Tranopelta and Tranopeltoides, new genus. American Museum novitates ; no. 48 (1922) (11)
Expedition of the California Academy of Sciences to the Galapagos Islands, 1905-1906. Part 14. The ants of the Galapagos Islands. (1919) (11)
New Ants from the Philippines (1935) (11)
Ants from Moorea, Society Islands. (1908) (11)
Colonies of Ants (Lasius Neoniger Emery) infested With Laboulbenia Formicarum Thaxter (10)
Additions to the ant fauna of Jamaica. (1911) (10)
Expedition of the California Academy of Sciences to the Galapagos Islands, 1905-1906. Part 15. The ants of Cocos Island. (1919) (10)
Three obscure genera of ponerine ants. (1933) (10)
British Ants, Their Life-History and Classification (1916) (10)
THREE FORMICID NAMES WHICH HAVE BEEN OVERLOOKED. (1911) (10)
The Parasitic Origin of Macroergates Among Ants (1901) (10)
Three new genera of myrmicine ants from tropical America. (1910) (9)
The Female of Eciton Sumichrasti Norton, with Some Notes on the Habits of Texan Ecitons (1900) (9)
A Decade of Texan Formicidae (9)
The marriage flight of a bull-dog ant (Myrmecia sanguinea F. Smith) (9)
Ants of the Balearic Islands. (1926) (9)
The behavior of the centrosomes in the fertilized egg of Myzostoma glabrum, leuckart (1895) (9)
A CRUSTACEAN-EATING ANT (LEPTOGENYS ELONGATA BUCKLEY) (1904) (9)
A new peripatus from Mexico (1898) (9)
A new type of social parasitism among ants. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 20, article 30. (9)
Philippine ants of the genus Aenictus with descriptions of the females of two species (1930) (9)
A solitary wasp (Aphilanthops Frigidus F. Smith) that provisions its nest with queen ants. (1913) (8)
The Lamarck Manuscripts at Harvard. (1933) (8)
Notes on the Marriage Flights of Some Sonoran Ants (8)
Hydrocyanic Acid Secreted by Polydesmus Virginiensis, Drury (8)
A Camponotus Mermithergate From Argentina (1929) (8)
The North American ants of the genus Dolichoderus. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 21, article 19. (1905) (8)
Two new genera of myrmicine ants from Papua and the Philippines. (1935) (8)
Studies on Myrmecophiles. II. Hetærius (8)
The North American ants of the genus Liometopum. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 21, article 20. (1905) (8)
The ants of the Grand Canon. (1906) (8)
A new species of Ponera and other records of ants from the Marquesas Islands. (1933) (7)
Ants Collected in Georgia By Dr. J. C. Bradley and Mr. W. T. Davis (7)
An Antenniform Extra Appendage in Dilophus tibialis, Loew (1896) (7)
Ants of the Genus Amblyopone Erichson (7)
An Ant New to the Fauna of the Hawaiian Islands (1933) (7)
Ants from the caves of Yucatan. (1938) (7)
Notes on a Mistletoe Ant (7)
A Singular Habit of Sawfly Larvæ (7)
The ants of Jamaica. (1908) (7)
A few ants from China and Formosa. (1927) (6)
The Ant Genus Rhopalomastix (6)
Ants of the genus Acropyga Roger, with description of a new species. (1935) (6)
A collection of ants from British Honduras. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 23, article 15. (6)
A Second Note on Gesomyrmex (6)
Ants collected in Trinidad by Professor Roland Thaxter, Mr. F. W. Urich, and others. (1916) (6)
Two Mermithergates of Ectatomma (6)
Social Habits of Some Canary Island Spiders (6)
The ants of the Galapagos Islands (6)
Paranomopone, A New Genus of Ponerine Ants From Queensland (6)
HOW THE PRIMITIVE ANTS OF AUSTRALIA START THEIR COLONIES. (1932) (6)
New Ants from China and Japan (1933) (6)
A Singular Arachnid (Koenenia Mirabilis Grassi) Occurring in Texas (1900) (6)
Formicidae of the Templeton Crocker Expedition, 1933. (1934) (6)
Ants from the Society Islands. (1932) (6)
Ants of the Marquesas Islands. (1932) (6)
Microdon Larvae in Pseudomyrma Nests (6)
Two new genera of ants from Australia and the Philippines. (1930) (6)
The ants of Bermuda. (1906) (5)
Keys to the genera and subgenera of ants. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 45, article 1, pt. 7. (5)
New Ants from New England (5)
Ants of the genera Belonopelta Mayr and Simopelta Mann. (1935) (5)
Concerning Some Ant Gynandromorphs (1931) (5)
CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS TO “LIST OF TYPE SPECIES OF THE GENERA AND SUBGENERA OF FORMICIDÆ” (1914) (5)
Zatapinoma, a new genus of ants from India. (1928) (5)
The ants of Casco Bay, Maine ; with observations on two races of Formica sanguinea Latreille. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 24, article 33. (5)
A New Species of Aphomomyrmex From Borneo (5)
A decade of North American Formicidae (5)
Gynandromorphous Ants Described during the Decade 1903-1913 (1914) (5)
Two Fungus-Growing Ants from Arizona (5)
A New Malayan Ant of the Genus Prodiscothyrea (5)
A New Species of Probolomyrmex From Java (5)
Four new and interesting ants from Borneo and Luzon (1916) (5)
The Ant Camponotus (Myrmepomis) sericeiventris Guérin and its Mimic (1931) (5)
Descriptions of Some New Fungus-Growing Ants from Texas, with Mr. C. G. Hartman's Observations on Their Habits (5)
The Australian Ants of the Ponerine Tribe Cerapachyini (5)
The Primitive Number of Malpighian Vessels in Insects.—VIII (5)
Present Tendencies in Biological Theory (1929) (5)
Corrections and additions to "List of type species of the genera and subgenera of Formicidae" (5)
Studies on Myrmecophiles. I. Cremastochilus (5)
Additions to Our Knowledge of the Ants of the Genus Myrmecocystus Wesmael (4)
New and little known harvesting ants of the genus Pogonomyrmex (4)
A Singular Neotropical Ant (Pseudomyrma Filiformis Fabricius) (4)
Is Necrophylus Arenarius Roux the Larva of Pterocroce Storeyi Withycombe (4)
Some Aberrant Species of Camponotus (Colobopsis) from the Fiji Islands (1934) (4)
Myriopoda from Porto Rico and Culebra. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 24, article 28. (4)
Formosan ants collected by Dr. R. Takahashi. (4)
The Occurrence of the Pavement Ant (Tetramorium Cæspitum L.) in Boston (1927) (4)
The fungus-growing ants of North America. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 23, article 31. (4)
Chinese Ants collected by Prof. C. W. Howard (4)
SOME FURTHER COMMENTS ON THE GUATEMALAN BOLL WEEVIL ANT. (1904) (4)
Two New Myrmecophilous Mites of the Genus Antennophorus (4)
The Australian Ant Genus Mayriella Forel (1935) (4)
New Names for Some Ants of the Genus Formica (4)
A Text-book of Entomology, including the Anatomy, Physiology, Embryology and Metamorphoses of Insects (1898) (4)
An Australian Leptanilla (1932) (4)
A Singular Crematogaster From Guatemala (1936) (4)
Some Notes on the Habits of Cerapachs Augustae (4)
An Extraordinary Ant-Guest (1901) (4)
A new wingless fly (Puliciphora borinquenensis) from Porto Rico. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 22, article 14. (4)
Some Ants From the Bahama Islands (1934) (4)
Ants from the islands off the west coast of Lower California and Mexico. (1934) (4)
Ants Collected in British Guiana by Mr. C. William Beebe (1918) (4)
The American Species of Myrmica Allied to M. Rubida Latreille (4)
The Males of Some Texan Ecitons (1901) (4)
EREBOMYRMA, A NEW GENUS OF HYPOGÆIC ANTS FROM TEXAS (1903) (4)
Notes on the Myrmecophilous Beetles of the Genus Xenodusa, with a Description of the Larva of X. cava Leconte (4)
Note on Gesomyrmex (1929) (4)
THE SYNCHRONIC BEHAVIOR OF PHALANGIDÆ (1917) (4)
Vestigial Instincts in Insects and Other Animals (4)
An Australian Ant of the Genus Leptothorax Mayr (1934) (4)
A genus of maritime Dolichopodidae new to America (4)
Ants of the Genus Formica in the Tropics (4)
A New Parasitic Crematogaster From Indiana (3)
George Baur's life and writings / (3)
The Compound and Mixed Nests of American Ants (1901) (3)
Anemotropism and other tropisms in insects (1899) (3)
The Occurrence of Formica Fusca L. in Sumatra (3)
RECORD OF MEETINGS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, January, 1906, to December, 1906 (1908) (3)
Extraordinary females in three species of Formica ; with, Remarks on mutation in the Formicidae. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 19, article 28. (1903) (3)
THE KELEP EXCUSED. (1906) (3)
Ethology and the Mutation Theory. (1905) (3)
The Australian ants of the genus Aphaenogaster Mayr. (1916) (3)
An Anomalous Blind Worker Ant (3)
Burmese Ants Collected by Professor G. E. Gates (3)
A Gynandromorphous Mutillid (3)
The North American Ants Described by Asa Fitch (3)
A New Paper-making Crematogaster from the Southeastern United States (3)
The ants of Haiti. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 33, article 1 (3)
A contribution to insect embryology. By William Morton Wheeler. (3)
A List of Indiana Ants (3)
The North American Forms of Camponotus fallax Nylander (3)
Demons of the dust : A study in insect behavior (3)
Neotropical ants of the genus Xenomyrmex Forel. (1931) (3)
ON THE PUPATION OF ANTS AND THE FEASIBILITY OF ESTABLISHING THE GUATEMALAN KELEP OR COTTON-WEEVIL ANT IN THE UNITED STATES. (1904) (3)
Foibles of insects and men (3)
The Ants of Tobago Island (3)
General Zoology. Practical, Systematic and Comparative (1903) (3)
Three new genera of ants from the Dutch East Indies. (1929) (3)
Dimorphic queens in an American ant (Lasius latipes Walsh). (1903) (3)
The North American Forms of Lasius Umbratus Nylander (2)
AN ABERRANT LASIUS [FROM] JAPAN (1910) (2)
Types of Diptera in the collection of the American Museum of Natural History. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 20, article 6. (2)
Jamaican ants collected by Prof. C. T. Brues. (1917) (2)
A New Agricultural Ant from Texas, with Remarks on the Known North-American Species (1902) (2)
Pseudoscorpions in Ant Nests (2)
Descriptions of Some New North American Dolichopodidae (2)
Notes on the Habits of Some Central American Stingless Bees (1913) (2)
New species of Formica. (1905) (2)
Prodiscothyrea, a new genus of ponerine ants from Queensland. (1916) (2)
An interpretation of the slave-making instincts in ants. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 21, article 1 (2)
A Second Parasitic Crematogaster (1933) (2)
Three New Ants from Mexico and Central America (2)
A new empid with remarkable middle tarsi (2)
New Agriculture Ants From Texas (2)
An enumeration of the localities in the Florissant Basin, from which fossils were obtained in 1906. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 23, article 4. (2)
Formica Exsecta in Japan (2)
HOW CAN ENDOWMENTS BE USED MOST EFFECTIVELY FOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCHE. (1903) (2)
Notes on a collection of West African myrmecophiles. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 45, article 1, pt. 6. (2)
Three new genera of inquiline ants from Utah and Colorado. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 20, article 1 (2)
Obituary: George Baur's Life and Writings (1899) (2)
Fossil saw-flies from Florissant, Colorado. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 22, article 30. (2)
The Occurrence of Formica cinerea Mayr and Formica rufibarbis Fabricius in America (1902) (2)
A new genus and subgenus of Myrmicinae from tropical America. (1922) (1)
The ants of Trinidad. American Museum novitates ; no. 45 (1)
The Williams Galapagos Expedition of the New York Zoological Society (1)
Text-book of the Embryology of Invertebrates (1900) (1)
The ants of the Baltic amber / by William Morton Wheeler. (1)
Three new genera of ants from the Dutch East Indies. American Museum novitates ; no. 349 (1)
ZOOLOGICAL CLUB, UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO—MEETING OF APRIL 14, 1897 (1897) (1)
Ants collected in Grenada, W. I. by Mr. C. T. Brues. (1911) (1)
A Notable Contribution to Entomology (1936) (1)
An ethological study of certain maladjustments in the relations of ants to plants. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 22, article 24. (1)
Pink Insect Mutants (1907) (1)
Ants and Bees as Carriers of Pathogenic Micro-Organisms. (1)
Ants from the Azores. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 24, article 9. (1)
A few ants from China and Formosa. American Museum novitates ; no. 259 (1)
Questions of nomenclature connected with the ant genus Lasius and its subgenera. (1916) (1)
Note on the Brazilian Fire-Ant, Solenopsis Saevissima F. Smith (1)
The occurrence of winged females in the ant genus Leptogenys Roger, with descriptions of new species. American Museum novitates ; no. 90 (1923) (1)
A Giant Coccid From Guatemala (1)
A New Bog-Inhabiting Variety of Formica fusca L (1)
Ants of Nantucket Island, Mass. (1)
The Obligations of the Student of Animal Behavior (1904) (1)
A new honey ant from California (1)
PART III GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS (1937) (1)
An Indian ant Introduced into the United States (1916) (1)
DR. CASTLE AND THE DZIERZON THEORY. (1904) (1)
Eine jodometrische Mikrobestimmung des Natriums (1925) (1)
A new genus and species of Dolichopodidae (1)
Professor Emery's Subgenera of the Genus Camponotus Mayr (1)
The Supposed Bot-Fly Parasit of the Box-Turtle (1)
DR. O. F COOK'S 'SOCIAL ORGANIZATION AND BREEDING HABITS OF THE COTTON-PROTECTING KELEP OF GUATEMALA.'. (1905) (1)
A gynandromorph of Tetramorium guineense Fabr. (1924) (1)
A new Emeryella from Panama. (1930) (1)
A New Subspecies of Aphaenogaster Treatæ Forel (1)
A New Word for an Old Thing (1926) (1)
The Compound and Mixed Nests of American Ants. Part II (Continued) (1901) (1)
THE SYNCHRONIC BEHAVIOR OF PHALANGIDAe. (1)
Three Formicid Names Which Have Been Overlooked (1911) (1)
The Australian ant-genus Myrmecorhynchus (Ern. André) and its position in the subfamily Camponotinae. (1917) (1)
The American ants of the subgenus Colobopsis. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 20, article 10. (1)
Development and evolution (1)
The Orthoptera of the Bahamas. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 22, article 5. (1)
WOODCOCK SURGERY. (1)
Some New Formicid Names (0)
Grindelia glutinosa in Wisconsin (1887) (0)
II. IDEA AND IMAGINATION (1933) (0)
Some ants from China and Manchuria. American Museum novitates ; no. 361 (0)
APPENDIX A TAXONOMIC NOTES ON ACROMYRMEX OCTOSPINOSUS REICH (1937) (0)
Myrmecocystus lugubris Wheeler and its Synonym , M ) ' rmecocystus yuma Wheeler ( Hymenoptera , Formicidae ) (0)
Article XXIV.-AN ETHOLOGICAL STUDY OF CERTAIN MAL- ADJUSTMENTS IN THE RELATIONS OF ANTS TO PLANTS (0)
PART I DISTRIBUTION, HABITS, AND NORMAL CASTES OF ACROMYRMEX (1937) (0)
The habits of the tent-building ant (Cremastogaster lineolata Say). Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 22, article 1 (0)
Hymenoptera, II: Ants (Formicidae) (1913) (0)
Methoden zur quantitativen Bestimmung der Kationen in tierischen Flüssigkeiten (1928) (0)
New species of Formica. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 21, article 15. (0)
ZOOLOGICAL CLUB, UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, OCTOBER, 1897 (1897) (0)
The Embryology of a Common Fly (0)
The Australian ant genus Froggattella. (1936) (0)
The bees of Florissant, Colorado. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 22, article 25. (0)
Ants as Architects (0)
Ants From the Summit of Mount Washington (0)
Creation by evolution; a consensus of present-day knowledge as set forth by leading authorities in non-technical language that all may understand, edited by Frances Mason. (0)
A new Myrmoteras from Java. (1933) (0)
The Australian ant genus Froggattella. American Museum novitates ; no. 842 (1936) (0)
A Cuban Vermileo (0)
'NATURAL HISTORY,' 'OEligCOLOGY' OR 'ETHOLOGY'? (0)
Observations on Some European Ants (0)
Ants of Formosa and the Philippines. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 26, article 24. (0)
A new genus and subgenus of Myrmicinae from tropical America. American Museum novitates ; no.46 (0)
VI. GENERAL OBSERVATIONAL EXCURSION OF THE SOCIETY OF NATURALISTS OF PARIS ON THE 30TH PRAIRIAL, YEAR V (JUNE 18, 1797) (1933) (0)
III. ANALYTIC REVISION OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE (1933) (0)
A Small Collection of Ants from Victoria, Australia (0)
XXVIII .-EXTRAORDINARY FEMALES IN THREE SPECIES OF FORMICA , WITH REMARKS ON MUTATION IN THE FORMICIDAE . By (0)
Two dolichopodid genera new to America (0)
The ants of the Bermudas. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 22, article 20. (0)
Three obscure genera of ponerine ants. American Museum novitates ; no. 672 (1933) (0)
PART II THE ANOMALIES OF ACROMYRMEX OCTOSPINOSUS (1937) (0)
The North American Ants of the Genus Stenamma Sensu Stricto (0)
IV .-ON THE FOUNDING OF COLONIES BY QUEEN ANTS , WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE PARASITIC AND SLAVE-MAKING SPECIES (0)
The ants of Japan. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 22, article 18. (0)
Dr. Castle and the Dzierzon Theory (1904) (0)
Ants and Some Other Insects. (1905) (0)
The Temporary Social Parasitism of Lasius Subumbratus Viereck (0)
Notes on some aberrant indonesian Ants of the subfamily Formicinae (1936) (0)
The ants of Jamaica. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 24, article 7. (0)
APPENDIX B A REVISION OF THE KNOWN NON-MOSAIC FEMALE AND WORKER ANOMALIES OF ANTS (1937) (0)
Small Artificial Ant-Nests of Novel Patterns (0)
The Embryonic Development of the Wall-Bee (Chalicodoma muraria Fabr.) (1898) (0)
On some Orthoptera from Porto Rico, Culebra and Vieques islands. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 28, article 7. (0)
The ants of North Carolina. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 20, article 26. (0)
V. HISTOIRE NATURELLE (1933) (0)
The genus Ochthera (0)
Ants collected in the West Indies. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 32, article 10. (0)
Problems of Evolution. (0)
XXXI. THE BUSSEY INSTITUTION 1871–1929 (1930) (0)
The Tachigalia ants / by William Morton Wheeler. (0)
Ants from Catalina Island, California. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 20, article 23. (0)
[Photograph]: William Morton Wheeler, March 19, 1865-April 19, 1937 (1937) (0)
The ants of the Grand Cañon. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 22, article 19. (0)
The ants of Cocos Islands (0)
British Ants, Their Life-History and Classification . By H. St. J. K. Donisthorpe. Plymouth: Wm. Brendon & Son, Ltd., 1915. Pp. xv + 373, 18 pls. and 92 text-figs. (1916) (0)
Grindelia glutinosa in Wisconsin. (1887) (0)
Arachnida from the Bahamas. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 22, article 11. (0)
The Kelep Excused (1906) (0)
Additions to the ant-fauna of Jamaica. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 30, article 3. (0)
The Male of Eciton vagans Olivier (0)
V. NATURAL HISTORY (1933) (0)
IV. ZOOLOGICAL QUESTIONS (1933) (0)
III. APPERÇU ANALYTIQUE (1933) (0)
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE ON “ANTS” (ABSTRACT) (1913) (0)
Literature for 1910 on the behavior of ants, their guests and parasites. (1911) (0)
Three new genera of myrmicine ants from tropical America. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 28, article 23. (0)
Guide to the insects of Connecticut, prepared under the direction of Wilton Everett Britton. (0)
Note on the Habits of Liomyrmex (0)
Descriptions of Some New North AmericanDolichopodidae (0)
Ants from Moorea, Society Islands. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 24, article 8. (0)
On Melanetærius infernalis Fall (0)
A Phosphorescent Ant (0)
A Specimen of the Jamaican Vermileo (1934) (0)
Ants and some other insects; an inquiry into the psychic powers of these animals, with an appendix on the peculiarities of their olfactory sense, by Dr. August Forel ... Tr. from the German by Prof. William Morton Wheeler ... (0)

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