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Colony Survivorship in Pogonomyrmex Occidentalis, Western Harvester Ant, in Western Nebraska
Southwestern Naturalist
- United States
doi 10.2307/3672217
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Evolution
Ecology
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Date
November 23, 1988
Authors
K. H. Keeler
Publisher
JSTOR
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