New issue of ASIAN MYRMECOLOGY (open access)
Editorial Office ASIAN MYRMECOLOGY
VOLUME 6 (2014) Contents
Dear ant researcher,
the latest issue of Asian Myrmecology is available at http://www.asian-myrmecology.org/archive/content-am06.html
Asian Myrmecology is a peer-reviewed, yearly journal dedicated to the study of Asian ants. It publishes original refereed research papers on ants in or from Asia and covers all different areas of modern ant research, including:
- Taxonomy
- Biogeography & Distribution
- Ecology
- Ethology
- Applied myrmecology
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Martin Pfeiffer
Himender Bharti
Carsten A. Bruehl
Adam L. Cronin
Tom Fayle
John R. Fellowes
Dirk Mezger
Omid Paknia
Simon K.A. Robson
Bakhtiar Effendi Yahya
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Editors ASIAN MYRMECOLOGY
Contents of Volume 6
TAXONOMY
Rudolf J. Kohout: A review of the subgenus Polyrhachis
(Polyrhachis) Fr. Smith (Hymenoptera: Formicidae:
Formicinae) with keys and description of a new species. Abstract
PDF
Zhenghui Xu, Chris J. Burwell and Akihiro Nakamura:
Two new species of the proceratiine ant genus Discothyrea
Roger from Yunnan, China with a key to the known Oriental
species. Abstract
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Himender Bharti and Shahid Ali Akbar: Tetraponera
periyarensis, a new pseudomyrmecine ant species
(Hymenoptera: Formicidae) from India. Abstract
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ECOLOGY AND DISTRIBUTION
Christian Peeters and Decha Wiwatwitaya: Philidris
ants living inside Dischidia epiphytes from Thailand.
Abstract
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Badamdorj Bayartogtokh, Ulykpan Aibek, Seiki Yamane and
Martin Pfeiffer: Diversity and biogeography of ants
in Mongolia (Hymenoptera: Formicidae). Abstract
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R. K. S. Dias and H. P. G. R. C. Ruchirani:
Nest density of Aneuretus simoni Emery (Sri Lankan
Relict Ant) and Stereomyrmex horni Emery in three
forest regions in western and southern Sri Lanka. Abstract
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Shungo Kitahiro, Kazunori Yamamoto, Yoshifumi Touyama
and Fuminori Ito: Habitat preferences of Strumigenys
ants in western Japan (Hymenoptera: Formicidae). Abstract
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BEHAVIOUR
Yoshiaki Hashimoto and Seiki Yamane:
Comparison of foraging habits between four sympatric army ant
species of the genus Aenictus in Sarawak, Borneo. Abstract
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Fuminori Ito and Seiki Yamane: Reproduction by
ergatoid queens in the myrmicine ant Monomorium brocha
(Bolton) (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) in West Java, Indonesia, with
a description of the male. Abstract
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Michael Staab: The first observation of
honeydew foraging in army ants since 1933: Aenictus
hodgsoni Forel, 1901 tending Eutrichosiphum
heterotrichum (Raychaudhuri, 1956) in Southeast China. Abstract
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APPLIED MYRMECOLOGY
Joachim Offenberg: The use of artificial nests
by weaver ants: A preliminary field observation. Abstract
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BOOK REVIEWS
Marc Van der Stappen: Myrmica ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) of the Old World. Abstract PDF
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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