this edited volume assembles contributions from most of the leading researchers on pheromone biochemistry and biology worldwide. included are reviews of the control of pheromone production, the sensory processing of pheromone signals, the neuroethology of pheromone-mediated responses, the use of pheromones in direct control of behavior, and the evolution of pheromone communication. researchers and graduate students in chemical ecology, entomology, natural products and neurobiology will find this up-to-date volume an essential resource.