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LACH, PARR & ABBOTT 2010 ANT ECOLOGY. 424 pags, 60 figs, 8 págs. Color, tapas blandas.
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LACH, PARR & ABBOTT 2010 ANT ECOLOGY. 424 pags, 60 figs, 8 págs. Color, tapas blandas.
The book begins with a global perspective on species diversity in time and space, and examines interactions at the community level before describing the population ecology of these social insects. The final section covers the recent ecological phenomenon of invasive ants: how they move across the globe, invade, affect ecosystems, and are managed by humans. Each chapter links ant ecology to broader ecological principles, provides a succinct summary, and discusses future research directions. Practical aspects of myrmecology, applications of ant ecology, debates, and novel discoveries are highlighted in text boxes throughout the volume. The book concludes with a synthesis of the current state of the field and a look at exciting future research directions. The extensive reference list and full glossary are invaluable for researchers, and those new to the field.
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