Search Results - Ant Group
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Australian ant research: fabulous fauna, functional groups, pharmaceuticals, and the Fatherhood
Published 2004“…Unusual patterns in chromosome numbers in individual species are discussed, and the rediscovery of an ancient ant is described. A framework for understanding the dynamics of Australian ant communities is outlined, and the functional groups that fall within this framework are documented. …”
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Sequencing the ant fauna of a small island: Can metagenomic analysis enable faster identification for routine ant surveys?
Published 2018“…All known ant species from a small Western Australian island were subjected to DNA barcoding of the CO1 gene, with a view to using the database to identify ants by Next Generation Sequencing in subsequent, routine surveys. …”
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Revision of the ant genus melophorus (Hymenoptera, formicidae)
Published 2017“…The fauna of the purely Australian formicine ant genus Melophorus (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) is revised. …”
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The ant fauna of the Pilbara Bioregion, Western Australia
Published 2010“…During surveys undertaken between May 2003 and September 2006, ants were one of the taxonomic groups to receive special attention. …”
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Ants sow the seeds of global diversification in flowering plants
Published 2009“…Data from 101 angiosperm lineages in 241 genera from all continents except Antarctica revealed that ant-dispersed lineages contained on average more than twice as many species as did their non-myrmecochorous sister groups. …”
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Ants as indicators of disturbance at Yanchep National Park, Western Australia
Published 1992“…Undisturbed sites at Yanchep National Park support ant communities which, in terms of species richness, evenness and functional group profiles, are typical of undisturbed sites elsewhere in south-western Australia. …”
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Ant-1, an active transposon from the fungus Aspergillus niger
Published 1995“…Sequence homology and structural features indicate that this element, which has been named Ant1 (A. niger transposon 1), is related to the Tc1/mariner group of DNA transposons. …”
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AntNet: a robust routing algorithm for data networks
Published 2004“…It is a combination of both static and dynamic routing algorithms. In this algorithm, a group of mobile agents (compared to real ants) form paths between source and destination nodes. …”
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The Intelligent Vacation Planner System using Ant Colony Optimization
Published 2010“…This paper discusses on the implementation of Ant Colony technique to optimize the travelling route or itinerary for the IVPS system. …”
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The conservation status of ant communities along the Wubin-Perenjori Corridor
Published 1991“…The relative composition of the different ant functional groups also differed With the condition and width of the road verge. …”
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Global ant biodiversity and biogeography – A new database and its possibilities
Published 2007“…The database offers the possibility of testing general macroecological theory with an ecologically important group of insects. The database will also allow us to understand ways in which the global diversity, distribution and biogeography of ants differs from the more often studied vertebrates and plants and some of the consequences of those differences.…”
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A revision of the ant genus Probolomyrmex (Hymenoptera: Formicidae: Proceratiinae) in Australia and Melanesia
Published 2012“…Two species belong to the greavesi species-group (P. greavesi, P. latalongus sp. n.)while three belong to the longinodus species-group (P. aliundus sp. n., P. …”
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The effect of fire on ant assemblages in the Gibson Desert Nature Reserve, Western Australia
Published 2005“…As part of a project investigating the effect of wild fire on vegetation in the Gibson Desert, ant species were also collected and analysed. A total of 71 ant species was identified from six replicated 250 m2 plots in an area within the Gibson Desert Nature Reserve. …”
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Is thirty-seven years sufficient for full return of the ant biota following restoration?
Published 2013“…Double-stripping of topsoil resulted in the greatest improvements in ant species richness, although none of the areas had converged on the forest reference areas in terms of assemblage composition or ant functional group profiles. …”
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Agricultural matrices affect ground ant assemblage composition inside forest fragments
Published 2018“…For each sample site, we measured ant species richness and ant community composition within each transect category. …”
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Comparative study of ant communities of rehabilitated mineral sand mines and heathland, Western Australia
Published 1999“…Classification of the sites in terms of the distribution of ants across functional groups also indicated differences between rehabilitation and heath control sites. …”
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