Ants of the Palouse Prairie: diversity and species composition in an endangered grassland
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2021
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Grasslands are globally imperilled ecosystems due to widespread conversion to agriculture and there is a concerted effort to catalogue arthropod diversity in grasslands to guide conservation decisions. The Palouse Prairie is one such endangered grassland; ...
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| Authors | Kayla A Dilworth, Marek L Borowiec, Abigail L Cohen, Gabrielle S Mickelson, Elisabeth C Oeller, David W Crowder, Robert E Clark;Kayla A Dilworth;Marek L Borowiec;Abigail L Cohen;Gabrielle S Mickelson;Elisabeth C Oeller;David W Crowder;Robert E Clark; |
| Journal | Biodiversity data journal |
| Year | 2021 |
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10.3897/BDJ.9.e65768
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