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3 research outputs found
Pycnoscelus surinamensis (Linnaeus, 1758) (Blaberoidea: Blaberidae), a cockroach with a possible association with the ant Brachymyrmex cordemoyi Forel, 1895 (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) and which may be exhibiting a domiciliation trend.
Author
B Bolton
B Hölldobler
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Daniel Russ Solis
DP Bolette
EM Quirán
EM Quirán
Estela Maris Quirán
G Mullen
G Roesner
JA MacGown
JHC Delabie
LM Roth
M Deyrup
MA Baumholtz
MAL Bragança
MĂ´nica Lanzoni Rossi
OP Forattini
P Deleporte
P Grandcolas
P Grandcolas
PatrĂcia Jacqueline Thyssen
PB Cornwell
R Pellens
TF Silva
TH Atkinson
Thiago de Carvalho Moretti
WJ Bell
WM Wheeler
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'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
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The effect of increase in the temperature on the foraging of Acromyrmex lobicornis (Hymenoptera: Formicidae)
Author
A Pilati
A Pilati
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AB Abril
AG Farji Brener
AG Farji-Brener
AM Bucy
AS Juárez Reyes
B Hölldobler
B Hölldobler
BE Nobua Behrmann
BJ Cole
BS Cooper
BT Bestelmeyer
C Deutsch
C Franzel
C Gomes de Siqueira
C Kleineidam
CM Chambers
D Lambardi
EH Bucher
EI Valderrama
EM Quirán
EM Quirán
FJ Richard
FJ Richard
GH Fowler
HH De Fine Licht
J Iannacone
JB Fisher
JO Werdin González
JP Lessard
JS Bale
JT Vogt
KR Jumbam
LB Buckley
M Balzarini
M Bollazzi
M Bollazzi
M Bollazzi
M Bollazzi
M Bollazzi
M Erthal Jr
M Kaspari
M Kaspari
M Kaspari
M Kaspari
M Poulsen
MJ Angilletta
MJ Angilletta
MJ Angilletta
ML May
MN Nuñez
N Kusnezov
N Saverschek
NJ Sanders
P Caffarini
PJ Van Soest
PW Hochochka
R Pol
RB Huey
RD Dimarco
RGS Bidwell
S Claver
S Hartley
SP Perez
UG Mueller
X Cerdá
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'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
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Local co-occurrence of several highly invasive ants in their native range: are they all ecologically dominant species?
Author
AC Walters
AL Cabrera
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AN Andersen
AN Andersen
AV Suarez
AV Suarez
AV Suarez
AV Suarez
B Fuentes
B Hölldobler
B McCune
BT Bestelmeyer
C Bertelsmeier
C Bertelsmeier
C Ribas
CD Grover
CL Parr
CL Parr
CL Parr
CRF BrandĂŁo
CS Elton
CV Tillberg
D Davidson
D Gotzek
D Holway
D Pimentel
DA Holway
DA Holway
DA Holway
DF Ward
DH Feener Jr
EG LeBrun
EG LeBrun
EG LeBrun
EG LeBrun
EG LeBrun
EI Badano
EM Quirán
ES Adams
F Cuezzo
GE Hutchinson
H Gibb
J Foucaud
J Foucaud
J Kneitel
J Lockwood
J Orivel
J Vandermeer
JA MacGown
JH Fellers
JJ Hellmann
JK Wetterer
JR King
Juan Briano
KL Stuble
L Chifflet
L Stone
LA Calcaterra
LA Calcaterra
Luis Calcaterra
LW Morrison
M Berman
M Dufrene
M Pearcy
M Vonshak
ML Thomas
MM Mayfield
MS Ascunce
N Kusnezov
N Roura-Pascual
ND Tsutsui
NJ Gotelli
NJ Sanders
O Hammer
O Rey
PD Krushelnycky
PJ Folgarait
PM Vitousek
R Achury
R Josens
R Savolainen
S Helford
SC Levings
Sonia Cabrera
SP Hubbell
T Delsinne
T Giraud
TP McGlynn
V Vogel
V Vogel
WR Tschinkel
X Arman
X Cerdá
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'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
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