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More and bigger queens: a clue to the invasive success of the Argentine ant (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) in natural habitats

2013 Article

Abril, Sílvia Diaz Buitrago, Mireia Enríquez Lenis, Martha Lucía Gómez López, Crisanto

Where to move when it gets cold: winter nesting sites attractive to the Argentine ant (Hymenoptera: Formicidae)

2013 Article

Diaz Buitrago, Mireia Abril, Sílvia Enríquez Lenis, Martha Lucía Gómez López, Crisanto

Aggressive behaviour of the two European Argentine ant supercolonies (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) towards displaced native ant species of the northeastern Iberian Peninsula

2011 Article

Abril, Sílvia Gómez López, Crisanto

Strength in numbers: Large and permanent colonies have higher queen oviposition rates in the invasive Argentine ant (Linepithema humile, Mayr)

2014 Article

Abril, Sílvia Gómez López, Crisanto

Assessment of the Argentine ant invasion management by means of manual removal of winter nests in mixed cork oak and pine forests

2014 Article

Diaz Buitrago, Mireia Abril, Sílvia Enríquez Lenis, Martha Lucía Gómez López, Crisanto

How many and which ant species are being accidentally moved around the world? [Retracted & Retraction]

2013-10-23 Article

Miravete, Verònica Roura i Pascual, Núria Dunn, Robert R Gómez López, Crisanto

Erratum: How many and which ant species are being accidentally moved around the world (Biology Letters (2013) 9 :(20130540) doi:10.1098/rsbl.2013.0540)

2014-07 Article

Gomez, Crisanto Miravete, Verònica Roura i Pascual, Núria Dunn, Robert R et al.

How many and which ant species are being accidentally moved around the world?

2014-08-20 Article

Miravete, Verònica Roura i Pascual, Núria Dunn, Robert R Gómez López, Crisanto

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