Kirjallisuustietokanta

Authors	Year	Title
V. Vikberg	1996	Kysely kasvatushavainnoista – ritarikiho palaamassa Suomeen?
J. Veikkolainen	1996	Ritarikiho palasi.
L. Sundström, Chapuisat, M., Keller, L.	1996	Conditional manipulation of sex ratios by ant workers: A test of kin selection theory
R. Savolainen, Seppä P.	1996	Genetic relatedness among worker nestmates of three formicine slave-making ants.
R. Savolainen, Deslippe R. J.	1996	Facultative and obligate slavery in formicine ants: frequency of slavery and proportion of slaves.
H. Roininen, Price, P. W., Tahvanainen, J.	1996	Bottom-up and top-down influences in the trophic system of a willow , a calling sawfly, parasitoids and inquilines.
Y. Ranta	1996	Tuleeko ritarikiho takaisin?
P. Punttila, Haila, Y., Tukia, H.	1996	Ant communities in taiga clearcuts: habitat effects and species interactions
P. Punttila, Haila Y.	1996	Colonisation of a burned forest by ants in the southern Finnish boreal forest
P. Punttila	1996	Succession, forest fragmentation, and the distribution of wood ants
P. Pamilo, Tengö, J., Rasmont, P., Pirhonen, K., Pekkarinen, A., Kaarnama, E.	1996	Pheromonal and enzyme genetic characteristics of the Bombus lucorum species complex in northern Europe
P. Niemelä, Haila, Y., Punttila, P.	1996	The importance of small‐scale heterogeneity in boreal forests: variation in diversity in forest‐floor invertebrates across the succession gradient
P. Martikainen, Viitasaari M.	1996	The family Ibaliidae (Hymenoptera, Cynipoidea) in Finland with Ibalia jakowlewi Jacobson new to Fennoscandia.
K. Lindström, Berglind, S. - Å., Pamilo, P.	1996	Variation in colony types in the ant Formica cinerea
M. Koponen, Jussila, R., Vikberg, V.	1996	Suomen loispistiäisluettelo (Hymenoptera, Parasitica). Osa 1. heimo Ichneumonidae, alaheimot Pimplinae, Poemeninae, Rhyssinae ja Diacritinae.
R. Jussila	1996	Ichneumonidae (Hymenoptera) new to Finland. IV
R. Jussila	1996	Ichneumonidae (Hymenoptera) of Greenland found in Scoresbysund (Ittoggortoomiit).
R. H. Crozier, Pamilo P.	1996	Evolution of social insect colonies: sex allocation and kin selection.