Ant Research CB
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The Ant Lab of Institute of Entomology BC CAS and University of South Bohemia. Ecology, evolution & biogeography of ants in New Guinea, Borneo, Czech & beyond.
Ceske Budejovice, Czech Rep
Joined March 2015
Postdoc fellowship with me available to compete for to work on ant community ecology (and including field work in Taiwan) https://t.co/1MNMDogE7V
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Different feeding preferences for macronutrients across seasons and sites indicate temporal and spatial nutrient limitation in the black bog ant. Article on Formica picea to read as whole is available at: https://t.co/PKCwdsFMIo
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Exciting PhD studentship opportunities (x2) to work with me on social insect-soil-plant interactions in relation to anthropogenic habitat change (further details: https://t.co/pPmHtHEdaX). Fieldwork in Malaysian Borneo! Deadline 28th February 2024.
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First cross-tropical mountain comparison of changes in community structure of ants and their nutrient use with elevation and season has been published in GEB led by our lab https://t.co/O5JIzXMKSZ
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How many insects and ants are on the planet? And what do we know about ant biomass? Check out our new Commentary Arcticle in PNAS https://t.co/emMoCpNCK0
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Species turnover in ant assemblages is greater horizontally than vertically in the world’s tallest tropical forest https://t.co/p5W82nUYTf
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Did you ever wonder how much termites and ants change soil properties in and around their nest in tropical habitats? Here is a new study from our lab highlighting that termites are more important in this respect. https://t.co/hAFHyQ7dBT
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New study on Overbeckia enigmatic genus from tree canopies and the story behind
blog.myrmecologicalnews.org
Petr Klimes and Jochen Drescher in ANeT 2019 conference in Bangkok, where collaboration on the highlighted study started (©Dirk Mezger) In the recent paper “Uncovering cryptic diversity in the...
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How to sample and map the dominant canopy ant structure across whole forest plots? See our new Methodological article using as an example the New Guinean ant communities
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Can tropical mountain ants change community structure and color just in about a decade due to climate change, or it is rather a simple sampling bias?
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My new paper showing how aggression generates ant mosaics in canopies of primary tropical rainforest. With Jacob Yombai, @Liklikmasalai, Maurice Leponce, George Weiblen, Petr Klimes. https://t.co/7JB79787gd
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A position for Postdoctoral Researcher is available to work on the project: Does competition really structure ant communities in tropical forest canopies? https://t.co/frEEiS0qJm Come to work with us on exciting canopy ants in Papua New Guinea
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Tom from our lab speaks of ant-plant mutualism and other interactions among plants and insects
findinggeniuspodcast.com
It's easy to overlook an ant, but look again. As one not-so-small part of the ecological role of insects, ants have a profound impact, from their mutualistic relationship with plants to their...
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Another one from prof. Laurent Keller on ant behavior is available here
findinggeniuspodcast.com
Those tiny ants are actually heavy weights. In terms of biomass, ants make up about 10% of all animal weight on earth. That means if humans are on one side of the scale, ants can balance us out on...
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Some popularisation of our ant lab in Czech Rep., and the ant science' peculiarities, and beyond.
findinggeniuspodcast.com
They're everywhere, even the trees. Petr Klimes researches the ecological roles of insects, especially ants in Papua New Guinea, where many species are less accessible for research. He shares...
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