Dr. Bozic's Bibliography

A. Scientific Papers

1. Bozic, J. and Valentincic, T. 1991. Attendants and followers of honeybee waggle dances. Journal of Apicultural Research 30:103-106.

2. Bozic, J. and Valentincic, T. 1995. Cleaning body regions during social grooming behavior of the honey bee Apis mellifera carnica Pollman. Apidologia 26:141-147.

3. Bozic, J. and Woodring, J. 1997. Effect of activity on the hemolymph sugar titers in honeybees. Journal od Apicultural Research 36:33-39.

4. Bozic, J. in Woodring, J. 1998. Variation of brain biogenic amines in mature honeybees and induction of recruitment behavior. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology A 120:737-744.

B. Thesis:

1. Bozic, J. 1988. Honeybee dance communication - analisis of follower’s behavior. Ljubljana:University of Ljubljana, BF VTOZD Biologija (diploma thesis).

2. Bozic, J. 1992. Social interactions of honeybees in hive. Ljubljana: University of Ljubljana, BF Department of Biology (master thesis).

3. Bozic, J. 1996. The relationship of hemolymph sugar, juvenile hormone and biogenic amines to the three behavioral states of mature honeybees. Lousiana State University (dissertation).

C. Abstracts from symposium presentations

1. Bozic, J. 1991. Social grooming of the honey bee (Apis mellifera carnica). Bee breeding and selection - International symposium - programe and abstracts, Zagreb: Apimondia, s. 20.

2. Bozic, J. 1993. Recruitment success in attenders and followers of the waggle dance. Proceedings of the American Bee Research Conferance, American Bee Journal, 133: 863.

3. Kralj, J. in Bozic, J. 1993. Behavior of honey bees attending the queen. Proceedings of the American Bee Research ConferanceAmerican Bee Journal, 133: 866.

D. Abstract on posters

Bozic, J. 1990. Attenders and followers of the honey bee waggle dances. The behaviour and physiology of bees - joint colloquium - abstracts and programe, London: Royal Entomological Society of London & International Bee Research Association.

E. Over 50 papers written in Slovene, most of them in "Slovenian Beekeeper".

F. Published Internet Papers

Queen mating behavior as an example of basic science observation in beekeeping technology development

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