The longleaf pine Pinus palustris Miller (Pinales: Pinaceae) ecosystem once covered as
many as 37 million hectares across the southeastern United States. Through fire …

We employ a landscape perspective to the shell middens at Crystal River (8CI1) and
Roberts Island (8CI41), Woodland period (ca. 1000 BC to AD 1000) mound centers on the …

Ants are among the most successful insects in Earth's evolutionary history. However, there is
a lack of knowledge regarding range-limiting factors that may influence their distribution. The …

Areas with shallow water tables comprise a significant portion of tropical forests and have
distinct forest structure and plant‐assemblage composition. It is not clear, however, how the …

Aim We investigate the dynamics of ant biodiversity patterns and community structure from
the Eocene until the present. Our goal is to empirically test hypotheses regarding the …

Supercoloniality is a social structure displayed by many invasive ant species, but there has
been surprisingly little research quantifying the extent to which individual species display …

Abstract Changes in monumental architecture are fundamental to the theory and practice of
archaeology in eastern North America, yet we have rarely examined these changes at …

Tropical rainforests are characterized by having high structural complexity, stratification, and
species diversity. In Colombia, tropical rainforests are critically endangered with only 24% of …

Ants are widely recognized as ecologically important members of many low-to mid-latitude
ecosystems. Surprisingly, there is very little phylogeographical information on ants at …

In much of the world, soil-nesting ants are among the leading agents of biomantling and
bioturbation, depositing excavated soil on the surface or in underground chambers …