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Ecology and natural history of tropical bees

Information gathered from the remaining intact tropical habitats might seem to deserve special treatment, for such data can be thought to represent precise, finely tuned biological interrelationships. Their evolutionary reason for existence might be revealed simply in their current ecology. Tropical data in general are often deemed more significant than comparable data taken in other habitats. Like the first-mentioned bias, this belief can encourage creative speculation, but sometimes it diminishes the accuracy with which the actual setting of a field study is examined or described | CAMBRIDGE TROPICAL BIOLOGY SERIES David w. Roubik Ecology and Natural History of Tropical Bees Ecology and natural history of tropical bees CAMBRIDGE TROPICAL BIOLOGY SERIES EDITORS Peter s. Ashton Arnold Arboretum Harvard University Stephen p. Hubbell Princeton University Daniel H. Janzen University of Pennsylvania Peter H. Raven Missouri Botanical Garden p. B. Tomlinson Harvard Forest Harvard .