Literature on ant taxonomy

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This post was edited by Mylabris - 04.04.2012 11: 58

very witty. Google is not the last resort, so I turned here, maybe there are experienced people here who will tell me something

Hello.
The question is-what literature and where can I find on the taxonomy of the family Formicidae?

Does it make sense to apply to A. G. Radchenko in the Higher School of Economics?

very witty. Google is not the last resort, so I turned here, maybe there are experienced people here who can tell me something

I'm not an expert on the group, but I support the first person who responded to your post. The group is so huge that with this question, the first site is Google. In two clicks through Scholar is searched for here is the review, from where you can find all the Western literature on the group using the Cited by and References services on commercial libraries.

Does it make sense to apply to A. G. Radchenko in the Higher School of Economics?

the design already exists. in more detail, if possible: How do I contact him?

I'm not an expert on the group, but I support the first person who responded to your post. The group is so huge that with this question, the first site is Google. In two clicks through Scholar is searched for here is the review, from where you can find all the Western literature on the group using the Cited by and References services on commercial libraries.

this article is already available. thank you for the link. I would like to have an extra $ 125 to purchase Bolton's monograph on the taxonomy of Formicides, but alas, such expenses are not affordable.

This post was edited by Hartmann - 04.04.2012 20: 51

the design already exists. in more detail, if possible: How do I contact him?

Find a website from the school, go through the list of departments, there are lists of employees, there is his soap.

1. You can purchase Bolton's monograph, but you don't need to. http://www.antweb.org/ he is one of the curators of the project on the taxonomy of this group consider it an updated mirror. From there, there are links to Hymenoptera Name Server and literature.
2. Along with proprietary resources for searching Zoological Record literature sources, there are free ION: Index to Organization Names http://www.organismnames.com/query.htm?expand=65836.
3. Does it make sense to apply to A. G. Radchenko in the Higher School of Economics ? What for? Entomologists are quite peculiar people, and myrmecologists are doubly so, so weigh everything twice, and if you are close, it is better to meet in person, maybe the questions will disappear by themselves.

More, files inside in subfolders
antbase.org
http://antbase.org/ants/publications

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