The discovery-dominance trade-off is the exception, rather than the rule

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Interspecific Aggression and Resource Monopolization of the Invasive Ant Anoplolepis gracilipes in Malaysian Borneo

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Resource discovery in ant communities: do food type and quantity matter?

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Responses of Spotted Hyenas to Lions Reflect Individual Differences in Behavior

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Predicting community structure of ground-foraging ant assemblages with Markov models of behavioral dominance

(2010) Sarah E. Wittman et al.   OECOLOGIA

How does habitat complexity affect ant foraging success? A test using functional measures on three continents

(2010) H. Gibb et al.   OECOLOGIA

The role of resource dispersion in promoting the co-occurrence of dominant and subordinate ant species

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Foraging behaviors of two sympatric ant species in response to lizard eggs

(2010) Wen-San Huang   ZOOLOGY

Getting started with meta-analysis

(2010) Freya Harrison   Methods in Ecology and Evolution

Does the availability of arboreal honeydew determine the prevalence of ecologically dominant ants in restored habitats?

(2009) H. Gibb et al.   INSECTES SOCIAUX

Temperature-mediated coexistence in temperate forest ant communities

(2009) J.-P. Lessard et al.   INSECTES SOCIAUX

Not enough niches: non-equilibrial processes promoting species coexistence in diverse ant communities

(2008) ALAN N. ANDERSEN   AUSTRAL ECOLOGY

GEOGRAPHIC VARIATION IN RESOURCE DOMINANCE–DISCOVERY IN BRAZILIAN ANT COMMUNITIES

(2008) Donald H. Feener et al.   ECOLOGY

Dominant ants can control assemblage species richness in a South African savanna

(2008) Catherine L. Parr   JOURNAL OF ANIMAL ECOLOGY