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The reproductive system of the army-ant queen, Eciton (Eciton). Part 1, General anatomy

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By: Hagan, Harold Raymond, - Schneirla, T. C. (Theodore Christian),‏ ‎ - American Museum of Natural History. Department of Animal Behavior.

Publication info: New York, American Museum of Natural History, [1954]

Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History Library

Subjects: 59.57,96E:14.6 Anatomy Ants Army ants Eciton Generative organs Generative organs, Female Insects
The reproductive system of the army-ant queen, Eciton (Eciton). Part 2, Histology

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By: Hagan, Harold Raymond, - Schneirla, T. C. (Theodore Christian),‏ ‎ - American Museum of Natural History. Department of Animal Behavior.

Publication info: New York, American Museum of Natural History, [1954]

Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History Library

Subjects: 59.57,96E:14.6 Ants Army ants Eciton Generative organs Generative organs, Female Histology Insects
The reproductive system of the army-ant queen, Eciton (Eciton). Part 3, The oöcyte cycle

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By: Hagan, Harold Raymond, - Schneirla, T. C. (Theodore Christian),‏ ‎ - American Museum of Natural History. Department of Animal Behavior.

Publication info: New York, American Museum of Natural History, [1954]

Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History Library

Subjects: 59.57,96E:14.6 Ants Army ants Eciton Generative organs Generative organs, Female Insects Life cycles
A study of army-ant life and behavior under dry-season conditions with special reference to reproductive functions. 1, Southern Mexico

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By: Schneirla, T. C. (Theodore Christian),‏ ‎

Publication info: New York City, The American Museum of Natural History, [1947]

Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History Library

Subjects: 59.57,96E:15 Ants Army ants Behavior Climatic factors Eciton Insects Mexico Reproduction Seasonal variations Tehuantepec, Isthmus of
A unique case of circular milling in ants, considered in relation to trail following and the general problem of orientation

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By: Schneirla, T. C. (Theodore Christian),‏ ‎ - American Museum of Natural History. Department of Animal Behavior.

Publication info: New York City, The American Museum of Natural History, [1944]

Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History Library

Subjects: 59.57.96:11,886.1 Animal navigation Animal orientation Ants Army ants Barro Colorado island Behavior Eciton Insects Orientation Panama