Hundreds of scientists around the world are engaged in Myrmecology, the study of ants. Here are a few of them.
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Christian Rabeling and Ted Schultz, both experts on attine ants, examine specimens in the Chicago Field Museum.
Jack Longino and Phil Ward examine ant specimens at the Chicago Field Museum.
Jo-anne Holley conducts fight trials of Linepithema to determine colony boundaries in Ecuador.
Myrmecologist Jo-anne Holley marks an unconscious ant with a unique pattern of paint for laboratory study.
Your intrepid photographer: Alex Wild's self-portrait in the Ecuadorian Amazon.
Phil Ward collects insects beaten from vegetation onto a sheet.
Bonnie Blaimer uses an aspirator to collect Crematogaster for phylogenetic study.
As the sun sets over a grazed cerrado remnant, Júlio Chaul looks for ants nesting in disturbed soil. Carrancas, Minas Gerais, Brazil
Chris Schmidt, an expert on ponerine ants, crosses a stream in southern Arizona.
Myrmecologist Jo-anne Holley marks an unconscious ant with a unique pattern of paint for laboratory study.
Myrmecologist Jo-anne Holley marks an unconscious ant with a unique pattern of paint for laboratory study.
Myrmecologist Jo-anne Holley marks an unconscious ant with a unique pattern of paint for laboratory study.
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