The Super-organism

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A superb study (2009) into the social insects – ants, bees, wasps and termites. Richly illustrated and brimming with first class scholarship throughout, this volume will give you an exciting and absorbing education into its subject matter.

576 pages in W.W. Norton & Co. hardback edition.

ISBN 978-0393067040

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