Add to ORKGAnt species belonging to seven genera occur in habitats near the tree line in the Northern Hemisphere. An analysis of colony founding strategies suggests that in addition to physiological cold resistance, behavioral and sociometric adaptations might be important for survival and propagation of ants in subarctic biomes
The obligate mutualism between leafcutter ants and their Attamyces fungi originated 8 to 12 million ...
Synopsis Physiological intolerance of high temperatures places limits on organismal responses to the...
1. Ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) are often cited as highly thermophilic and this has led to a range...
ABSTRACT. Ant species belonging to seven genera occur in habitats near the tree line in the Northern...
Ant species belonging to seven genera occur in habitats near the tree line in the Northern Hemispher...
Ant species belonging to seven genera occur in habitats near the tree line in the Northern Hemispher...
Ant species belonging to seven genera occur in habitats near the tree line in the Northern Hemispher...
Ant species belonging to seven genera occur in habitats near the tree line in the Northern Hemispher...
Symbionts can have profound effects on host fitness, adaptations, and range distributions. Stress-i...
Current anticipated climate change suggests that average global temperature will continue to rise an...
Abstract. Ant material examined from the Yukon suggests that 19 recognized species occur there, taki...
Synopsis Physiological intolerance of high temperatures places limits on organismal responses to the...
Abstract. Ant material examined from the Yukon suggests that 19 recognized species occur there, taki...
In ectotherms, gradients of environmental temperature can regulate metabolism, development and ultim...
Synopsis Physiological intolerance of high temperatures places limits on organismal responses to the...
The obligate mutualism between leafcutter ants and their Attamyces fungi originated 8 to 12 million ...
Synopsis Physiological intolerance of high temperatures places limits on organismal responses to the...
1. Ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) are often cited as highly thermophilic and this has led to a range...
ABSTRACT. Ant species belonging to seven genera occur in habitats near the tree line in the Northern...
Ant species belonging to seven genera occur in habitats near the tree line in the Northern Hemispher...
Ant species belonging to seven genera occur in habitats near the tree line in the Northern Hemispher...
Ant species belonging to seven genera occur in habitats near the tree line in the Northern Hemispher...
Ant species belonging to seven genera occur in habitats near the tree line in the Northern Hemispher...
Symbionts can have profound effects on host fitness, adaptations, and range distributions. Stress-i...
Current anticipated climate change suggests that average global temperature will continue to rise an...
Abstract. Ant material examined from the Yukon suggests that 19 recognized species occur there, taki...
Synopsis Physiological intolerance of high temperatures places limits on organismal responses to the...
Abstract. Ant material examined from the Yukon suggests that 19 recognized species occur there, taki...
In ectotherms, gradients of environmental temperature can regulate metabolism, development and ultim...
Synopsis Physiological intolerance of high temperatures places limits on organismal responses to the...
The obligate mutualism between leafcutter ants and their Attamyces fungi originated 8 to 12 million ...
Synopsis Physiological intolerance of high temperatures places limits on organismal responses to the...
1. Ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) are often cited as highly thermophilic and this has led to a range...