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Trophic controls delaying foraging by termites: reasons for the ground being brown? by DeSouza, O, Araújo, A P A, Reis, Jr, R

“…Why is the ground brown, when detritivores and decomposers have the numbers and ability to speed up the turnover of dark-coloured soil organic carbon? We…”
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Morphometry of the midgut of Melipona quadrifasciata anthidioides (Lepeletier) (Hymenoptera: Apidae) during metamorphosis by Cruz, L.C, Araújo, V.A, Dolder, H, Araújo, A.P.A, Serrão, J.E, Neves, C.A

“…In Hymenoptera, midgut changes begin in the last instar. At this stage, the larval epithelial digestive cells degenerate, leaving only the basal membrane and…”
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The impact of edge effect on termite community by Almeida, C.S, Cristaldo, P.F, Florencio, D.F, Ribeiro, E.J.M, Cruz, N.G, Silva, E.A, Costa, D.A, Araujo, A.P.A

“…Habitat fragmentation is considered to be one of the biggest threats to tropical ecosystem functioning. In this region, termites perform an important…”
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The impact of edge effect on termite community em fragmentos de florestas da Mata Atlantica by Almeida, C.S, Cristaldo, P.F, Florencio, D.F, Ribeiro, E.J.M, Cruz, N.G, Silva, E.A, Costa, D.A, Araujo, A.P.A

“…Habitat fragmentation is considered to be one of the biggest threats to tropical ecosystem functioning. In this region, termites perform an important…”
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Sobrevivencia do acaro Acarophenax lacunatus (Cross & Krantz) (Prostigmata: Acarophenacidae) na ausencia de alimento by Oliveira, C.R.F. de, Faroni, L.R.D'A, Guedes, R.N.C, Araujo, A.P.A

“…The ability of a natural enemy to tolerate starvation increases its chances to survive in the absence of food, what is an important factor for its success in…”
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Diversity of bees and their floral resources at altitudinal areas in the southern Espinhaco range, Minas Gerais, Brazil by Araujo, V.A, Antonini, Y, Araujo, A.P.A

“…The Southern Espinhaco Range consists of large areas covered by quartzitic or metaliferous tropical altitudinal fields. The Espinhaco Range ecosystems are…”
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