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Ant Survey, Victorian Dry Eucalypt SuperSite, Whroo, Core 1 ha, 2015

TERN Australian SuperSite Network
Beringer, Jason, Professor
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Ants are Australia’s dominant faunal group in terms of biomass and energy flow. They occupy all trophic levels, act as ecosystem engineers, feature in many mutualistic interactions with plants, and are a key food resource for many vertebrates. Ants are also Australia’s best studied insect group in terms of biogeography and community dynamics. They are the most widely used invertebrate bio-indicators in environmental assessment and monitoring.

Ants were collected in May 2015 and stored in ethanol for taxonomic assessment.

Data time period: 2015 to 2015

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text: Victorian Dry Eucalypt SuperSite, Whroo, Victoria

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0501 | 0502 | 0602 | Victorian Dry Eucalypt SuperSite | Whroo | ants | core 1 ha | invertebrate fauna |

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