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New harvester ant species described in Zoologischer Anzeiger, dedicated to a beloved colleague @uniinnsbruck who passed away much too early!
https://t.co/FXN7CosFdq
🆕Article: Reconstructed phylogeny and morphometry suggest the European rock ant Temnothorax sordidulus (Müller, 1923) forms a ring species around the Dinaric Alps (Hymenoptera: Formicidae).
Csősz, S., Seifert, B., Bračko, G., Herczeg, G. & Prebus, M.M.
https://t.co/hQ22B6JguR
🆕Article: "Taxonomy of the ant genus MAYR, 1853 (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) of China with descriptions of fourteen new species and a key to the known species of China and adjacent continental countries"
Zhang, X.-M., Duan, J.-H. & Xu, Z.-H.
https://t.co/pk3YovgChE
🆕(Re)view: In this accompanying blog post, Bernice DeMarco highlights the main points of Zhang and collegues' article on taxonomy of the ant genus Aphaenogaster Mayr, 1853 of China.
#species#checklist#NewProfilePic
https://t.co/3noZxWlUl7
👏🎉🥳 Successful MSc defense by Robin Geratschläger @uniinnsbruck
... on animal welfare in European zoos (common ostrich, snowy owl, capybara)
Congrats to MSc Robin & thanks to examiners Michael Bahn and Barbara Thaler-Knoflach!
#biodiversity#CaptiveAnimals#ZooManagement
🆕Article: "Worker size and body region influence infection dynamics of 𝐴𝑒𝑔𝑒𝑟𝑖𝑡𝑒𝑙𝑙𝑎 fungi in red wood ants" Van Engeland, A., Dekoninck, W., Rigaut, B., Billen, J., Wybouw, N. & Parmentier, T.
https://t.co/CGG67phsWx
🆕Interview: In the accompanying blog post, we interviewed Thomas Parmentier, senior author of this study led by Aurélie Van Engeland and colleagues into 𝐴𝑒𝑔𝑒𝑟𝑖𝑡𝑒𝑙𝑙𝑎 fungi and red wood ants.
#ants#fungi#interview
https://t.co/BroWPocMAs
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Recent preprint on the craziness of today's open access publishing:
"Advance science by publishing without profit"
https://t.co/YL1eykdx33
#GlobalEquity#ArticleProcessingCharge#GlobalSouth
🥳🌺Successful MSc defences by Christoph Montagnolli and Eric Stöver
@uniinnsbruck
... on the influence of urbanization on flower abundance for wild bees
Congrats to MSc Christoph and MSc Eric, & thanks to Julia Seeber and Barbara Thaler-Knoflach! #biodiversity#conservation
🆕Interview: In this interview, Jonathan Romiguier talks about his research on xenoparity reproduction and a range of other topics. #ant#reproduction
https://t.co/62qKguXbeW
🆕 Article: Changes in the aggressiveness of invasive red imported fire ants towards native ants: perspectives based on different latitudes and invasion status
Chen, D., Liao, Z., Song, J., Mao, M., Ke, Z., Xu, Y.
#ant#invasive#native#altitude
https://t.co/cRniZdNJl4
🆕 Interview: In this accompanying blog post, the first author, Defu Chen, talks about his research and answers some questions.
#ant#invasive#native#altitude
https://t.co/zwyJYIwUya
🆕Article: Ant relationships with floral and extrafloral nectar microbes.
Nelsen, J.A, Philpott, S.M. & Mathis, K.A.
#microbs#nectar#floreal#extrafloreal#ants
https://t.co/nEUsegyVcH
🆕 Review: In this accompanying blog post, Leland Graber highlights the main points of Nelsen and collegues' review article on ant relationships with floral and extrafloral nectar microbes.
https://t.co/XWyub8FZD7
🆕Photoblog: In this blog post, Anderson Lepeco shares some pictures about an interesting Brazilian fossilised ant.
#ant#fossil#brazil
https://t.co/cx73cob9wU
🆕Cytogenetic studies on two Neotropical groups of Strumigenys Smith, 1860 (Hymenoptera: Formicidae: Myrmicinae), with taxonomic implications for the Strumigenys louisianae-group
Jacintho G.F., Chaul J.C.M., Teixeira G.A., Massardi G.T., Barros L.A.C. , Lopes D.M. & Serrão J.E.
🆕Interview: In this accompanying blog post, the first author, Gabriela de Figueiredo Jacintho, talks about her research and answers some questions.
https://t.co/za2lZFc2pc