Aggressive interactions between invasive yellow crazy ants and five native ants in Northern Australia
O'Connor, Katherine; Hoffmann, Ben
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Title
Aggressive interactions between invasive yellow crazy ants and five native ants in Northern Australia
Author(s)
O'Connor, Katherine
Hoffmann, Ben
Contributor(s)
Suarez, Andrew
Issue Date
2016
Keyword(s)
Ants
Invasive Species
Northern Australia
Yellow Crazy Ants
Aggression
Abstract
We measured aggressive interactions between yellow crazy ants and five species of native ants to determine if there was variation in the amount of aggression experienced by native species and if yellow crazy ants were more likely to initiate aggressive encounters than their native counterparts. This behavioral information could be useful in predicting which species are most sensitive to invasion of new species.
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