by Myrmecological News Blog · Published 18 September 2019 · Last modified 19 September 2019
In the recent paper “Differences in geographic distribution of ant species between forests and rubber plantations: a case study in Xishuangbanna, China, and a global...
In the article “Comparing mechanisms of competition among introduced and resident ants in China: from behavior to trophic position (Hymenoptera: Formicidae)” published in Myrmecological News,...
by Myrmecological News Blog · Published 04 September 2019 · Last modified 10 September 2019
New York, Rome, or Tokio are prominent examples of a human metropolis and seen as a demonstration of human ingenuity and culture. To reach their...
Elva Robinson is a behavioural ecologist, and she is interested in social behaviour of animal groups. She uses ants because they are an incredible model...
Audrey Dussutour is a senior researcher and works at the CNRS at the University Paul Sabatier in Toulouse. She studies ants and slime moulds and...
Arizona wasn’t always a prime target on my travel list. However, that all changed last year when I heard about the “Ants of the Southwest”...
Sylvia Cremer is professor and the leader of the Social Immunity group at the Institute of Science and Technology (IST) in Klosterneuburg, Austria. Here, we...
Gabriela Camacho is an ant systematist working as a post-doctoral researcher at North Carolina State University in collaboration with the California Academy of Sciences. Originally,...
In the recently published article “When and how obstacle size and the number of foragers affect clearing a foraging trail in leaf-cutting ants” in Insectes...
The various shades of social parasitism in ants have been considered to be among the most intriguing life histories out there. And since long, the...
In the recent paper “Taxonomic revision of the genus Ponera Latreille, 1804 (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) of Taiwan and Japan, with a key to East Asian species”...
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