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Different behavioural strategies among seven highly invasive ant species

2015-08-01

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Ants figure prominently among the worst invasive species because of their enormous ecological and economic impacts. However, it remains to be investigated which species would be behaviourally dominant when confronted with another invasive ant species, should two species be introduced in the same area. In the future, many regions might have suitable environmental conditions for several invasive ant species, as pred...

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DOI: 10.1007/s10530-015-0892-5

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