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Sugar‐Rich Resources Mediate Geographic Morphological Variation in a Dominant, Neotropical Savanna AntNARA Subscribed
Aim Trait variation across geographic gradients can reveal how species respond to different environmental settings, which is crucial under the growing threat of climate change. Although on the basis of evolutionary theory, the patterns and drivers of intraspecific functional variation remain largely underexplored. In ants, pilosity and body size are morphological traits associated to thermoregulation and heat tolerance, which...
Mutualism exploitation: predatory drosophilid larvae sugar‐trap ants and jeopardize facultative ant‐plant mutualismNARA Subscribed
An open question in the evolutionary ecology of ant‐plant facultative mutualism is how other members of the associated community can affect the interaction to a point where reciprocal benefits are disrupted. While visiting Qualea grandiflora shrubs to collect sugary rewards at extrafloral nectaries, tropical savanna ants deter herbivores and reduce leaf damage. Here we show that larvae of the fly Rhinoleucophenga myrmecophaga...
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