Co-occurrence Patterns in a Subtropical Ant Community Revealed by Complementary Sampling Methodologies
Abstract
Ants are abundant and ecologically dominant insects in most terrestrial communities. In subtropical ecosystems, there is a high turnover of species from the canopy to the top layers of the soil. Additionally, ant communities are often influenced by inter-specific competition. Collectively, these two processes (abiotic filtering and competition) make ants ideal for studies of community structure. We examined composition, co-occurrence, and...
Paper Details
Title
Co-occurrence Patterns in a Subtropical Ant Community Revealed by Complementary Sampling Methodologies
Published Date
Dec 7, 2018
Journal
Volume
47
Issue
6
Pages
1402 - 1412
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