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Driver ants invading a termite nest : Why do the most catholic predators of all seldom take this abundant prey?SCHÖNING, Caspar; MOFFETT, Mark W.Biotropica. 2007, Vol 39, Num 5, pp 663-667, issn 0006-3606, 5 p.Article

Specialized predation on Wasmannia auropunctata by the army ant species Neivamyrmex compressinodisLE BRETON, J; DEJEAN, A; SNELLING, G et al.Journal of applied entomology (1986). 2007, Vol 131, Num 9-10, pp 740-743, issn 0931-2048, 4 p.Article

Specializations of birds that attend army ant raids: An ecological approach to cognitive and behavioral studiesO'DONNELL, Sean; LOGAN, Corina J; CLAYTON, Nicola S et al.Behavioural processes. 2012, Vol 91, Num 3, pp 267-274, issn 0376-6357, 8 p.Article

Antbirds parasitize foraging army antsWREGE, Peter H; WIKELSKI, Martin; MANDEL, James T et al.Ecology (Durham). 2005, Vol 86, Num 3, pp 555-559, issn 0012-9658, 5 p.Article

Influence of driver ant swarm raids on earthworm prey densities in the Mount Kenya forest: implications for prey population dynamics and colony migrationsSCHONING, C; CSUZDI, C; KINUTHIA, W et al.Insectes sociaux. 2010, Vol 57, Num 1, pp 73-82, issn 0020-1812, 10 p.Article

Should I stay or should I go now? Patch use by African army ant colonies in relation to food availability and predationSCHÖNING, C; SHEPARD, L; SEN, A et al.Insectes sociaux. 2011, Vol 58, Num 3, pp 335-343, issn 0020-1812, 9 p.Article

Effect of trail pheromones and weather on the moving behaviour of the army ant Eciton burchelliiCALIFANO, D; CHAVES-CAMPOS, J.Insectes sociaux. 2011, Vol 58, Num 3, pp 309-315, issn 0020-1812, 7 p.Article

Species loss, delayed numerical responses, and functional compensation in an antbird guildTOUCHTON, Janeene M; SMITH, James N. M.Ecology (Durham). 2011, Vol 92, Num 5, pp 1126-1136, issn 0012-9658, 11 p.Article

Spatial movement optimization in Amazonian Eciton burchellii army antsWILLSON, S. K; SHARP, R; RAMLER, I. P et al.Insectes sociaux. 2011, Vol 58, Num 3, pp 325-334, issn 0020-1812, 10 p.Article

Elevational Patterns of Diversity and Abundance of Eusocial Paper Wasps (Vespidae) in Costa RicaKUMAR, Anjali; LONGINO, John T; COLWELL, Robert K et al.Biotropica. 2009, Vol 41, Num 3, pp 338-346, issn 0006-3606, 9 p.Article

Predation and patchiness in the tropical litter: do swarm-raiding army ants skim the cream or drain the bottle?KASPARI, Michael; POWELL, Scott; LATTKE, John et al.Journal of animal ecology. 2011, Vol 80, Num 4, pp 818-823, issn 0021-8790, 6 p.Article

Nesting habits and colony composition of the hypogaeic army ant Dorylus (Dichthadia) laevigatus Fr. SmithBERGHOFF, S. M; WEISSFLOG, A; LINSENMAIR, K. E et al.Insectes sociaux. 2002, Vol 49, Num 4, pp 380-387, issn 0020-1812, 8 p.Article

Deforestation and the population decline of the army ant Dorylus wilverthi in western Kenya over the last centuryPETERS, Marcell K; LUNG, Tobias; SCHAAB, Gertrud et al.Journal of applied ecology (Print). 2011, Vol 48, Num 3, pp 697-705, issn 0021-8901, 9 p.Article

Choice of nest site protects army ant colonies from environmental extremes in tropical montane forestSOARE, T. W; TULLY, S. I; WILLSON, S. K et al.Insectes sociaux. 2011, Vol 58, Num 3, pp 299-308, issn 0020-1812, 10 p.Article

Severe declines of ant-following birds in African rainforest fragments are facilitated by a subtle change in army ant communitiesPETERS, Marcell K; OKALO, Benjamin.Biological conservation. 2009, Vol 142, Num 10, pp 2050-2058, issn 0006-3207, 9 p.Article

The largest animal association centered on one species: the army ant Eciton burchellii and its more than 300 associatesRETTENMEYER, C. W; RETTENMEYER, M. E; JOSEPH, J et al.Insectes sociaux. 2011, Vol 58, Num 3, pp 281-292, issn 0020-1812, 12 p.Article

Phenology of mating flight in Ecitoninae (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) in a Brazilian Atlantic Forest locationDO NASCIMENTO, Ivan Cardoso; DELABIE, Jacques H. C; DELLA LUCIA, Terezinha M. C et al.Annales de la Société entomologique de France. 2011, Vol 47, Num 1-2, pp 112-118, issn 0037-9271, 7 p.Article

The nature of culture : Technological variation in chimpanzee predation on army ants revisitedSCHÖNING, Caspar; HUMLE, Tatyana; MÖBIUS, Yasmin et al.Journal of human evolution. 2008, Vol 55, Num 1, pp 48-59, issn 0047-2484, 12 p.Article

Sociobiology of hypogaeic army ants: characterization of two sympatric Dorylus species on Borneo and their colony conflictsBERGHOFF, S. M; GADAU, J; WINTER, T et al.Insectes sociaux. 2003, Vol 50, Num 2, pp 139-147, issn 0020-1812, 9 p.Article

Species compensation maintains abundance and raid rates of African swarm-raiding army ants in rainforest fragmentsPETERS, Marcell K; FISCHER, Georg; SCHAAB, Gertrud et al.Biological conservation. 2009, Vol 142, Num 3, pp 668-675, issn 0006-3207, 8 p.Article

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Elevational and geographic variation in army ant swarm raid ratesO'DONNELL, S; KASPARI, M; KUMAR, A et al.Insectes sociaux. 2011, Vol 58, Num 3, pp 293-298, issn 0020-1812, 6 p.Article

Fine Tuning of Social Integration by Two Myrmecophiles of the Ponerine Army Ant, Leptogenys distinguendaWITTE, Volker; FOITZIK, Susanne; HASHIM, Rosli et al.Journal of chemical ecology. 2009, Vol 35, Num 3, pp 355-367, issn 0098-0331, 13 p.Article