He used a term developed by Suzanne Batra to define species that have a reproductive division of labor, overlapping generations, and cooperative care of the young.
This person wrote of his conviction "that the world is orderly and can be explained by a small number of natural laws" in his book on the unity of knowledge, Consilience. He used a term developed by Suzanne Batra to define species that have a reproductive division of labor, overlapping generations, and cooperative care of the young. He still uses that term, "eusocial," in his 2012 book The Social Conquest of Earth. The branch of science associated with him is based on a 1975 book that has been criticized for its genetic determinism and which attempted to explain the benefits of altruism. Name this expert on ants who wrote the book Sociobiology.
This person wrote of his conviction "that the world is orderly and can be explained by a small number of natural laws" in his book on the unity of knowledge, Consilience.
Edward O(sborne) Wilson