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Behavior of the ground-dwelling ant Formica canadensis upon habitat displacement — RMBL Knowledge Commons

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Behavior of the ground-dwelling ant Formica canadensis upon habitat displacement

Authors: Crumpton, K.

Year: 1988

Publisher: UNKNOWN

Keywords: ANIMAL BEHAVIOR, DISTURBANCE, ENTOMOLOGY, FORMICA, HABITAT LOSS, RMBL STUDENT PAPER

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