This technical volume details the findings of Leonardo Fea's expedition to Burma and its environs in the late 19th century. Focusing on the ants of the region, Fea's work provides important insights into the taxonomy, behavior, and ecology of these important insects. This edition includes extensive commentary and analysis by noted entomologist C. Emery.

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