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1982, Horn H

[Bees in the electric field] [med./bio.]

Apidologie 13 (1): 79-82

1981, Altmann G

[Studies on the magnetotaxis of honey bees, Apis mellifica L] [med./bio.]

Anzeiger für Schädlingskunde, Pflanzenschutz, Umweltschutz 54 (12): 177-179

1981, Dyer FC, Gould JL

Honey bee orientation: a backup system for cloudy days [med./bio.]

Science 214 (4524): 1041-1042

1981, Adey WR

Tissue interactions with nonionizing electromagnetic fields [review]

Physiol Rev 61 (2): 435-514

1981, Ripamonti A, Ettienne EM, Frankel RB

Effect of homogeneous magnetic fields on responses to toxic stimulation in Spirostomum ambiguum [med./bio.]

Bioelectromagnetics 2 (2): 187-198

1981, Greenberg B, Bindokas VP, Gauger JR

Biological effects of a 765-kV transmission line: exposures and thresholds in honeybee colonies [med./bio.]

Bioelectromagnetics 2 (4): 315-328

1981, Gary NE, Westerdahl BB

Flight, orientation, and homing abilities of honeybees following exposure to 2.45-GHz CW microwaves [med./bio.]

Bioelectromagnetics 2 (1): 71-75

1980, Kale PG, Baum JW

Genetic Effects of Strong Magnetic Fields in Drosophila Melanogaster: II. Lack of Interaction between Homogeneous Fields and Fission Neutron-Plus-Gamma Radiation [med./bio.]

Environ Mutagen 2 (2): 179-186

1979, Lee JM, Bracken TD, Rogers LE

[details] Electric and Magnetic Fields as Considerations in Environmental Studies of Transmission Lines [review]

Biological Effects of Extremely Low Frequency Electromagnetic Fields. Techn. Informations Center: pp. 55-73; ISBN 978-0-87079-118-5

1979, Greenberg B, Kunich JC, Bindokas VP

Effects of High-Voltage Transmission Lines on Honeybees [med./bio.]

Biological Effects of Extremely Low Frequency Electromagnetic Fields. Techn. Informations Center: pp. 74-84; ISBN 978-0-87079-118-5

1979, Kale PG, Baum JW

Genetic Effects of Strong Magnetic Fields in Drosophila Melanogaster: I. Homogeneous Fields Ranging from 13,000 to 37,000 Gauss [med./bio.]

Environ Mutagen 1 (4): 371-374

1979, Kisliuk M, Ishay JS

Influence of the earth's magnetic field on the comb building orientation of hornets [med./bio.]

Experientia 35 (8): 1041-1042

1979, Hamnerius Y, Olofsson H, Rasmuson A, Rasmuson B

[details] A Negative Test for Mutagenic Action of Microwave Radiation in Drosophila melanogaster [med./bio.]

Mutation Research - Genetic Toxicology 68 (3): 217-223

1978, Ossenkopp KP, Barbeito R

[details] Bird orientation and the geomagnetic field: A review [review]

Neurosci Biobehav Rev 2 (4): 255-270

1978, Chernyshev VB, Afonina VM

Effect of electric fields on the behavior of Drosophila melanogaster Meig [med./bio.]

Biol Bull Acad Sci USSR 5 (5): 577-584

1978, Perumpral JV, Earp UF, Stanley JM

Effects of Electrostatic Field on Locational Preference of House Flies and Flight Activities of Cabbage Loopers [med./bio.]

Environ Entomol 7 (3): 482-486

1978, Ping-Kwong L, Cain CA, Ducoff HS

Interaction between 2450-MHz Microwaves and Ionizing radiation in tribolium confusum [med./bio.]

IEEE Trans Microw Theory Tech 26 (8): 530-534

1978, Kisliuk M, Ishay JS

Hornet building orientation in additional magnetic fields [med./bio.]

Life Sci Space Res 16: 57-62

1978, Seaman RL, Wachtel H

[details] Slow and rapid responses to CW and pulsed microwave radiation by individual Aplysia Pacemakers [med./bio.]

J Microw Power 13 (1): 77-86

1977, Martin H, Lindauer M

[Influence of the earth's magnetic field on gravitational orientation in honeybees (Apis mellifica)] [med./bio.]

J Comp Physiol 122 (2): 145-187

1977, Dodge CH, Glaser ZR

Trends in nonionizing electomagnetic radiation bioeffects research and related occupational health aspects [review]

J Microw Power 12 (4): 319-314

1977, Mittler S

[details] Failure of chronic exposure to nonthermal FM radio waves to mutate Drosophila [med./bio.]

J Hered 68 (4): 257-258

1976, Altmann G, Warnke U

[Metabolism of bees (Apis mellifica L.) in 50 Hz high-tension field] [med./bio.]

Z angew Entomol 80 (3): 267-271

1976, Mittler S

[details] Failure of 2- and 10-meter radio waves to induce genetic damage in Drosophila melanogaster [med./bio.]

Environ Res 11 (3): 326-330

1973, Wellenstein G

The influence of high tension lines on honeybee colonies [med./bio.]

Z angew Entomol 74 (1-4): 86-94

1971, Becker G

[Influence of the magnetic field on the gallery construction orientation in termites] [med./bio.]

Naturwissenschaften 58 (1): 60

1971, Carpenter RL, Livstone EM

Evidence For Nonthermal Effects of Microwave Radiation: Abnormal Development of Irradiated Insect Pupae [med./bio.]

IEEE Trans Microw Theory Tech 19 (2): 173-178

1970, Wehner R, Labhart T

Perception of the geomagnetic field in the fly Drosophila melanogaster [med./bio.]

Experientia 26 (9): 967-968

1969, Altmann G

[The physiological effect of the electric fields on organisms] [med./bio.]

Archiv für Meteorologie, Geophysik und Bioklimatologie. Serie B: Klimatologie, Bioklimatologie, Strahlungsforschung 17 (2-3): 269-290

1968, Lindauer M, Marten H

[The Earth's Magnetic Field Affects the Orientation of Honeybees in the Gravity Field] [med./bio.]

Z Vgl Physiol 60 (3): 219-243

1968, Altmann G

[Further investigations on the physiological effect of electrical fields on animals] [med./bio.]

Verh Dtsch Zool Ges 27: 416-430

1967, Gottlieb ND, Caldwell WE

Magnetic field effects on the compass mechanism and activity level of the snail Helisoma duryi Endiscus [med./bio.]

J Genet Psychol 111 (1st Half): 85-102

1966, Picton HD

Some Responses of Drosophila to Weak Magnetic and Electrostatic Fields [med./bio.]

Nature 211 (5046): 303-304

1964, Becker G, Speck U

[Studies on magnetic orientation of flies (Diptera)] [med./bio.]

Z Vgl Physiol 49 (4): 301-340

1964, Damaschke K, Becker G

[Correlation of respiratory activity of termites to changes of the pulse repetition frequency of atmospherics] [med./bio.]

Z Naturforsch B 19 (2): 157-160

1962, Haine E

[Do air electricity factors - especially changes in the air ion concentration - influence periodical phenomena regarding moulting of aphids?] [med./bio.]

Z angew Entomol 50 (1-4): 222-232

1962, Brown Jr FA

Response of the planarian, dugesia, to very weak horizontal electrostatic fields [med./bio.]

Biol Bull 123 (2): 282-294

1961, Schneider F

[Influence on the activity of cockchafers due to changes in the orientation of magnetic and electric fields] [med./bio.]

Mitt Schweiz Entomol Ges 33 (4): 223-237

1961, Hüsinger JO, Struss F, Weide W

[Reactions of Vespa germanica F. to high electric fields] [med./bio.]

Naturwissenschaften 48 (1): 30

1961, Maw MG

Behaviour of an Insect on an Electrically Charged Surface [med./bio.]

Can Entomol 93 (5): 391-393

1961, Maw MG

Suppression of Oviposition Rate of Scambus buolianae (Htg.) (Hymenoptera: Ichneumonidae) in Fluctuating Electrical Fields [med./bio.]

Can Entomol 93 (7): 602-604

1961, Edwards DK

Influence of Electrical Field on Pupation and Oviposition in Nepytia Phantasmaria Stkr. (Lepidoptera: Geometridae) [med./bio.]

Nature 191 (4792): 976-993

1960, Schneider F

[The experimental proof of magnetic and electric orientation of cockchafers] [med./bio.]

Verh Schweiz Naturforsch Ges 140: 132-134

1960, Brown Jr FA, Bennett MF, Webb HM

A Magnetic Compass Response of an Organism [med./bio.]

Biol Bull 119 (1): 65-74

1960, Hüsing JO, Struss F, Weide W

[Reactions of the honeybee (Apis mellifica L.) exposed to strong electric fields] [med./bio.]

Naturwissenschaften 47 (1): 22-23

1960, Levengood WC, Shinkle MP

Environmental factors influencing progeny yields in Drosophila [med./bio.]

Science 132 (3418): 34-35

1960, Edwards DK

Effects of artificially produced atmospheric electrical fields upon the activity of some adult diptera [med./bio.]

Can J Zool 38 (5): 899-912

1959, Altmann G

[The influence of electrostatic fields on the metabolism of insects] [med./bio.]

Z Bienenforschung 4: 199-201

1954, Schua L

[The effect of air electric fields on animals] [med./bio.]

Verh Dtsch Zool Ges: 435-440