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European Journal of Taxonomy(1)

Pan-Pacific Entomologist(1)

Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences(1)

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Factores que afectan al comportamiento social(2)

Economía de la tierra y la energía(1)

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Biodiversidad(4)

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Climate mediates the effects of disturbance on ant assemblage structure

Abstract: Many studies have focused on the impacts of climate change on biological assemblages, yet little is

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assemblage structure, Dominance, Global warming, Probability of interspecific encounter, Species evenness

Abril S., Andersen A.N., Angulo E., Armbrecht I., Arnan X., Baccaro F.B., Bishop T.R., Boulay R., Castracani C., David A. Donoso, Delsinne T.D., Diaz M., Dunn R.R., Enriquez M.L., Fayle T.M., Feener D.H., Fitzpatrick M.C., Gibb H., Gómez C., Grasso D.A., Groc S., Heterick B., Hoffmann B.D., John E. Lattke, Lach L., Leponce M., Lessard J.P., Longino J.T., Lucky A., Majer J., Menke S.B., Mezger D., Mori A., Munyai T.C., Paknia O., Parr C.L., Pearce-Duvet J., Pfeiffer M., Philpott S.M., Photakis M., Sanders N.J., Souza J.L.P., Tista M., Toro I.D., Vasconcelos H.L., Vonshak M., Watson S.

A global database of ant species abundances

Abstract: What forces structure ecological assemblages? A key limitation to general insights about assemblage

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Abundance, Ants, Database, Disturbance, Formicidae, geo-referenced, hábitat, local assemblage, Occurrence, PITFALL TRAP, Winkler trap

Abril S., Agosti D., Andersen A.N., Angulo E., Armbrecht I., Arnan X., Baccaro F.B., Bishop T.R., Boulay R., Brühl C.A., Castracani C., Cerda X., David A. Donoso, Delsinne T.D., Diaz M., Dunn R.R., Ellison A.M., Enriquez M.L., Fayle T.M., Feener D.H., Fisher B.L., Fisher R.N., Fitzpatrick M.C., Gibb H., Gómez C., Gotelli N.J., Gove A.D., Grasso D.A., Groc S., Grossman B.F., Guenard B., Gunawardene N., Heterick B., Hoffmann B.D., Janda M., Jenkins C.N., John E. Lattke, Kaspari M.E., Klimes P., Lach L., Laeger T., Leponce M., Lessard J.P., Longino J.T., Lucky A., Luke S.H., Majer J., McGlynn T.P., Menke S.B., Mezger D., Mori A., Moses J., Munyai T.C., Pacheco R., Paknia O., Parr C.L., Pearce-Duvet J., Pfeiffer M., Philpott S.M., Photakis M., Resasco J., Retana J., Sanders N.J., Silva R.R., Sorger M.D., Souza J.L.P., Suarez A.V., Tista M., Toro I.D., Vasconcelos H.L., Vonshak M., Weiser M.D., Yates M.

Crematogaster pygmaea (Hymenoptera: Formicidae: Myrmicinae), a highly polygynous and polydomous Crematogaster from northeastern Brazil

Abstract: Crematogaster pygmaea is revived from synonymy under C. abstinens and newly characterized as a groun

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Brazil, Ceará, Crematogaster, Formicidae, Myrmicinae, Polydomy, Polygyny

De Biseau J.C., Hamidi R., Longino J.T., Mario X. Ruiz-Gonzalez, Quinet Y.

Army ant males lose seasonality at a site on the equator

Abstract: Army ants are keystone predators in the tropics and subtropics. During reproduction, males fly betwe

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Alates, New World, phenology, reproduction, tropics

Castro R.V., Dale L. Forrister, Duval M., Garwood N.C., Hays T., John E. Lattke, Longino J.T., Sendoya S., Tozetto L.

New records of nine ant species (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) for the Galapagos Islands

Abstract: Collections of the Charles Darwin Research Station, Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences, as

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Formicidae, Galapagos islands, Introductions, New records

Dekoninck W., Henri William Herrera, Longino J.T.

Igaponera curiosa, a new ponerine genus (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) from the Amazon

Abstract: The monotypic ant genus Igaponera gen. nov. is proposed to include its type species I. curiosa (Mack

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AMAZÓNAS, ANT, identification, Neotropics, taxonomy

Adrian Troya, John E. Lattke, Longino J.T., Marcineiro F.S.R.

The global distribution of known and undiscovered ant biodiversity

Abstract: Invertebrates constitute the majority of animal species and are critical for ecosystem functioning a

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Azuma F., Blatrix R., Chao A., David A. Donoso, Dudley K.L., Dunn R.R., Economo E.P., Fisher B.L., Georgiadis C., Gibb H., Gomez K., Guenard B., Guralnick R., Hawkes P.G., Jenkins C.N., Jetz W., John E. Lattke, Johnson R.A., Kass J.M., Lauriers J.D., Longino J.T., Lubertazzi D., MacGown J.A., Mackay W., Parr C.L., Robson S., Sanders N.J., Ward P.S., Weiser M.D.