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Pax Argentinica

David C. Queller ()
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David C. Queller: Rice University

Nature, 2000, vol. 405, issue 6786, 519-520

Abstract: Colonizing species often lose genetic variation. Usually this has harmful effects, but in Argentine ants it has led to loss of clan warfare and formation of supercolonies that overwhelm native species.

Date: 2000
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